CobyRupert
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^ Its called a BIL clamp. As in, it's what you use on the saw your brother-in-law (BIL) is always borrowing.
What is this type clamp called?
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If it really worked for use on the saw blades...I was going to use them on the tractor to make a quick tire change system for my R4 to Turf tire change overs!...........JUST Kidding! LMAO.
jjlite
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If its not for holding something to important then you could make some out of old welding rod. just knock off the coating and bent around proper size pipe. I have made clips to hold my open end wrenches this way they work great.
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I was kinda curious as to just how much holding capacity these spring clamps actually have.
Here's a few pics of my cross fit bar with two 25 kg (110pounds) bumper plates on one end. The spring is not intended to be used with the bar vertical, but it had no problem with this weight. I was too lazy to load more plates on to see at which point the spring would slip.
Terry
Here's a few pics of my cross fit bar with two 25 kg (110pounds) bumper plates on one end. The spring is not intended to be used with the bar vertical, but it had no problem with this weight. I was too lazy to load more plates on to see at which point the spring would slip.
Terry
chad22
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lol. Yeah even if it was holding the blade on the saw and the factory did that. I wouldn't use it. NOT safe at all. Yeah I know it's just holding for storage.
Saws will use a bolt and washer to hold the blade in place.
