Abstract: A chainsaw blade storage assembly for storing a chainsaw blade includes a panel that is elongated. A first stop is coupled to the panel wherein the first stop and a chainsaw blade can be positioned around the first stop. A second stop is slidably coupled to the panel and the chainsaw blade can be positioned around the second stop. The second stop is positionable a plurality of distances from the first stop to place tension on the chainsaw blade for storage. A pair of fasteners each extends through the second stop and engages the panel to inhibiting the second stop from moving.

Abstract: A woodworking vice including a frame, the frame has a clamp assembly and a connection rod matching with the assembly, and a front end of the rod is hinged to the frame. A rear end of the rod is provided with an extending frame extending upwardly, a front end of a locking member is hinged to an upper end of the extending frame, and a middle portion of a rocker is hinged to the upper end of the extending frame and is located below the locking member. The locking member is provided with a cooperation hole, and the locking member is equipped with a torsion spring making the locking member have a tendency of rotating clockwise. A rear portion of the frame is provided with a locking rod extending downwardly, the rod passes through the cooperation hole, and a rear end of the rocker is matched with the locking member.

Abstract: A coupling assembly, including a first component and a second component overlapping in a join region; a joining device allowing the first and second components to rest against each other clampingly and region; the joining device including a clamp resting on the first component and the second component and having a bolt connection adapted for securing the clamp to the first and second component. The first and second components are manufactured from a ceramic matrix composite; the first component having a holding portion including a front side facing the clamp, a rear side facing away from the clamp, and a receiving opening; and the bolt connection having a bolt portion that extends through the receiving opening and, at the end thereof facing away from the clamp, having a bracing portion angled relative to the longitudinal axis of the bolt portion and that rests against the rear side.

Abstract: The present invention relates to a clamping device comprising an elongate support structure carrying a fixed jaw and a movable jaw and an advancing clamping mechanism mounted on the support structure for advancing the movable jaw toward the fixed jaw in a longitudinal direction. The clamping device further comprises a transportation mechanism for convenient transportation.

Abstract: A clamping device (1), particularly a machine vice (1), has a body element (2), a jaw (3) attached thereto, and an oppositely placed movable jaw, for displacement by a drawbar (4). The drawbar has a compression bar to be arrested at varying distances from the fixed jaw, and a force amplifying arrangement (5) acting on the spindle. The force amplifying arrangement includes at least one cylindrical tube (9) and at least two plungers (10, 11) that are movable in concentric cylinders. Two compression chambers are provided, an outer, low-pressure chamber (12) and a high-pressure chamber (14) acting on the clamping plunger (11) from the direction of the drawbar, wherein a functional connection is established between the two plungers so that at least one rod (18) having a smaller diameter than the diameter of the plungers and connected to the outer compression plunger (10) acts on the high-pressure chamber (14), which is filled with pressurising medium, preferably oil or liquid grease.

Abstract: A clamping and separating device for removal of bearing shells has first and second jaws and at least one bolt inserted in an insertion direction into the first and second jaws for clamping the first and second jaws relative to one another. The bolt has depressions arranged in a longitudinal direction of the bolt and spaced relative to one another in the longitudinal direction. A locking element is mounted in the first jaw and selectively engages in a locking position one of the depressions for locking the bolt. A spring biases the locking element in a direction counter to the insertion direction into a rest position. The locking element is releaseable from the locking position against the force of the spring to allow removal of the bolt in a direction counter to the insertion direction.

Abstract: A clamping jaw (10) for a clamping device, adapted to be mounted on a profile member (31) is formed by two separate jaw members (11) and a common rear counter support (12) for said members, which is arranged to transmit clamping forces produced by means of clamping bolts (32) to the two jaw members (11). The jaw members (11) and the counter support (12) have cooperating engagement means (13, 15) for placing and holding the jaw members (11) in predetermined positions in relation to the counter support (12). In order to make it possible to adapt the clamping jaw (10) to profile members of different shape and size, the engagement means (13, 15) are arranged to permit each jaw member (11) to be placed and held in a plurality of different positions in relation to the counter support (12).

Abstract: A tonneau cover assembly is provided having a rail system, a cover and one or more clamping mechanisms. The clamping mechanism includes a two-piece clamp. The first member is engageable with the rail, and includes an abutment mechanism thereon to contact the rail. The first member also includes a pivotable lever which can be used to exert a force on the second member. The first member includes an opening therein to receive the second member therethrough. The second member includes an extension having one or more teeth thereon. The extension is positioned through the opening in the first member, such that the teeth may engage a portion of the first member. The second member also includes a portion which is engageable with a vertical rail of the side wall of the vehicle. By actuating the lever, the clamp is positioned securely to the rail and the vehicle side wall.

Abstract: A clamping device comprising a support structure (1) carrying a first jaw (3) which is fixed relative to the support structure and a movable jaw (6) capable of moving towards the fixed jaw to effect clamping. The movable jaw is operated by a lever (10) which engages an advancing means wherein said lever incorporates a locking means to secure the movable jaw at any given position and applied force.

Abstract: A machine vise for securing a workpiece adjacent a cutting tool has a body with a variety of clamping recesses milled therein. The body of said vise has an aperture therethrough for slidably accepting a jaw bar. The jaw bar includes a moveable jaw and a guide channel which is slidably mounted within the aperture for positioning the movable jaw adjacent a stationary jaw for gripping a workpiece therebetween. A movable stop block sets the height of the workpiece and includes ratchet teeth for engaging a rack milled into the body. A fastener tightens the stop block in a selected position on the rack. Bolts having oppositely extended sections adjacent the moveable jaw with respect to the stationary jaw. The height of the workpiece is accurately set by the stop block.

Abstract: A vise assembly providing clamping of workpieces and pantographic displacement of opposed vise jaw members in parallel in a direction generally transverse to the longitudinal axis of the workpiece. The vise assembly is a shuttle vise, and the pantographic mounting assembly is used with band saw apparatus in production cutting of bar stock, which tends to warp along its longitudinal axis. The vise assembly includes a clamping mechanism for holding the movable vise jaw against the vise ways to prevent diverging of the vise jaw faces and urging of large diameter workpieces up and out of the gripping jaws.

Abstract: The present invention relates to an improved ski holding device for mounting a ski on a table such as a work bench to prepare the ski base and edges. Problems presented by the new trapezoidal and monocoque designs are overcome by using a simulated ski boot to mount the ski. The mounting also provides for pivoting the ski from a position in which the base is horizontal with the ski inverted, positions in which the base of the ski is vertical and intermediate positions and holding the ski in such orientation. There is additional locking means for holding the base in a horizontal and inverted position. There is also provision for easily disengaging a boot portion of the holding device from a mounting portion of the holding device to reverse the direction in which the ski is pointing.

Abstract: An adjustable workpiece holder has at least one jaw member holding a plurality of finger elements lengthwise in parallel therein. The finger elements have side surfaces with serrations formed over a given length thereof. The serrations allow the finger elements to be selectively adjustable in lengthwise position relative to adjacent finger elements, so that they can conform to the contour of the workpiece. The finger elements may have a total width that fits snugly within a recess or pocket of the jaw member. A releasable clamp applies firm lateral pressure to the finger elements to prevent any slippage. The jaw member may be part of a machining assembly or retrofitted to one or both sides of a standard milling or drill press vise. It may also be adapted for use in forming, stamping, bending, or shaping material, or for profiling or as a template for holding or positioning workpieces in other applications.

Abstract: A fixture is provided for retaining radiators for repair and/or replacement of radiator tanks and/or cores. A frame is provided with a pair of jaws, one of the jaws being movable manually and by means of a driving element to secure a radiator between the jaws. Guideways are provided in the frame for a crimping tool which is slidable along the guideways to effect crimping of the tabs to secure the radiator header to the tank. A pivotable assembly is disposed above the jaws with air cylinders and pistons for retaining the radiator tank in engagement with the core.

Abstract: An adjustable device is provided that may be locked into a fixed position at any point throughout the adjustment length to carry and store a variety of sizes of chain saw cutting chains in an orderly fashion.

Abstract: A vice 10 includes an elongate base 12 having a first jaw 14 comprising a body portion 16 which is integrally formed with the base 12. A clamping portion 17 of the first jaw defines a first clamping surface 18. The clamping portion 17 is adjustable relative to the body portion 16 of the first jaw 14. A second jaw 20 comprises a body portion 24 and a clamping portion 26 defining a second clamping surface 22. The body portion 24 of the second jaw 20 is slidable along the base 12 and can be locked relative to the base 12. The clamping portion 26 is slidable relative to the body portion 24 along an inclined plane. An elongate bolt-like element 56 is provided for displacing and locking the clamping portion 26 relative to the body portion 24.

Abstract: A specimen holder clamp for a microtome comprising a fixed jaw which is fixed relative to a guide member and a movable jaw which is movable along a path defined by the guide member. The clamp is provided with a first infinitely adjustable rack, and the movable jaw carries a second complementary incrementally adjustable rack for coupling engagement so that when the second complementary incrementally adjustable rack engages with the first infinitely adjustable rack, fine adjustment of the clamp can be effected, and when the second complementary incrementally adjustable rack is disengaged, coarse adjustment can be effected. The second complementary incrementally adjustable rack is normally biased into engagement with the first infinitely adjustable rack.

Abstract: There is disclosed a clamp which is particularly adapted for use in high-temperature applications in which arms bearing clamping faces are mounted on a flat bar in a manner such that they can be released to slide along the bar and clamped in any desired position. One arm has a fixed clamping face and the other arm has a movable clamping face movable toward the other. The latter is affixed to the free end of an elongate member adapted to reciprocate back and forth in the other arm and to be moved toward the first clamping face by a spiral cam. Means is provided for locking the arms to the backbone member and for locking the spiral cam in the clamping position.

Abstract: Four bar clamps arranged with slots in the bars interlock to form a rectangular clamping assembly for holding rectangular and box-like members in position for glueing. The bar clamps include adjustable length means between a fixed pressure pad and threaded adjustable pressure pad.

Abstract: A positioning arrangement for an element, such as an abutment of an industrial cutting machine, which is mounted on an elongated rail for movement longitudinally thereof, includes a toothed portion rigid with and extending longitudinally of the elongated rail, and an arresting member having serrations which are adapted to matingly engage with the toothed portion in a plurality of positions. The arresting member is mounted on the element for displacement toward and away from the toothed portion, and also for limited movement relative to the element longitudinally of the elongated rail. The arresting member has two opposite lateral surfaces which diverge toward the toothed portion, and a pair of wedge members is provided, each of the wedge members having a wedge surface adapted to contact the lateral surface of the arresting member, the wedge members being mounted on the element for independent displacement toward and away from the toothed portion.