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PostPosted: Tue Jan 24, 2006 4:59 am 
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Anyone know where to source the metal bar stock material for cam clamps?

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1/4" x 1" aluminum flat bar. most home improvement stores will have it. I know HD does if you want to go tempered steel then you will have to find a steel supply yard. I have to say for what we are clamping in luthierie the aluminum flat bar is fine.MichaelP38741.5446296296


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   Mousebar 888-466-8732
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G'day,
       Like Michael, I used the aluminium. Light and plenty strong ! I used 3/8 " brass rod for the bar locks (grabbers or whatever you call them ) ,as I thought they would be kinder to the bar

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Sorry! , I meant 1/4" brass rod not 3/8 ". They work plenty good too !

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MSC is another source. I just downloaded the plans and will make some. I do see that mousebar is out of business.
   


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