Abstract: An electrical connector of the resilient spring type for resiliently clamping together first and second conductors. The connector includes a frame into which a screw can be threadedly advanced. The conductor-contacting edge of the screw includes a cavity from which protrudes a coiled spring. A conductor pad has a shaft extending therefrom which is received within the coils of the spring. When the screw is tightened against the conductors, the spring is compressed. If the conductors later deform under the compressive force of the screw, the spring uncoils and forces the conductor pad to maintain a strong clamping force on the conductors.