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HarryMann: /* Other cleco-style products */

2010-07-12T02:18:13Z

Other cleco-style products

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	==Other cleco-style products ==		==Other cleco-style products ==

			Side-grip<br>
	[[File:SideGrip_Cleco.jpg]]		[[File:SideGrip_Cleco.jpg]]

			Tension-clamp<br>

	[[File:TensionClamp_Cleco.jpg]]		[[File:TensionClamp_Cleco.jpg]]


	[[File:Hexnut_Cleco.jpg]]		[[File:Hexnut_Cleco.jpg]]

	[[File:Wingnut_Cleco.jpg]]		[[File:Wingnut_Cleco.jpg]]

HarryMann: /* Cleco (originally Avdel) pins */

2010-07-12T02:16:57Z

Cleco (originally Avdel) pins

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	... are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.		... are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.
	They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use. ~~raditionally~~ they were used in the aircraft industry to clamp and keep-aligned sheetwork being drilled-off and subsequently rivetted		They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use. Traditionally, they were used in the aircraft industry to clamp and keep-aligned sheetwork being drilled-off and subsequently rivetted.

	~~Howvere~~, they can be useful when ~~fabing~~/repairing steel sheetwork by welding as well as rivetting, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up		However, they can be useful when fabbing/repairing steel sheetwork by welding as well as rivetting, to keep sheets aligned, the job in-place, and the clamping holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up

	They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about £1-50 to £2 each.		They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about £1-50 to £2 each.

HarryMann: /* Cleco (originally Avdel) pins */

2010-07-12T02:15:31Z

Cleco (originally Avdel) pins

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	... are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.		... are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.
	They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use..		They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use. raditionally they were used in the aircraft industry to clamp and keep-aligned sheetwork being drilled-off and subsequently rivetted

	~~They~~ can be useful when ~~fabbing~~, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up		Howvere, they can be useful when fabing/repairing steel sheetwork by welding as well as rivetting, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up

	They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about £1-50 to £2 each.		They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about £1-50 to £2 each.
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	[[File:Cleco_pliers.jpg]]		[[File:Cleco_pliers.jpg]]


	==Other cleco-style products ==		==Other cleco-style products ==

HarryMann at 02:13, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T02:13:14Z

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	Cleco (originally Avdel) pins, are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.		==Cleco (originally Avdel) pins==

			... are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.
	They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use..		They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use..

	They can be useful when fabbing, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up		They can be useful when fabbing, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up

	They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about !-50 to £2 each.		They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about £1-50 to £2 each.

	[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]		[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]
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	Other ~~cleco0style~~ products		==Other cleco-style products ==

	[[File:SideGrip_Cleco.jpg]]		[[File:SideGrip_Cleco.jpg]]

HarryMann at 02:10, 12 July 2010

2010-07-12T02:10:37Z

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	They can be useful when fabbing, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up		They can be useful when fabbing, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up

			They come in a range of sizes, colour coded, usually imperial, the 1/8" copper coloured being typically most popular... and can be easily obtained from aircraft parts and tools suppliers pretty cheaply (a lot of a/c tools and parts can be cheaper than many equiv auto tools, as there is less of a 'racket' and more professionalism in that industry... the pliers are about £3-00 and the pins about !-50 to £2 each.

	[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]		[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]

	[[File:~~Std_Clecos~~.jpg]]		[[File:Cleco_pliers.jpg]]


			Other cleco0style products

			[[File:SideGrip_Cleco.jpg]]

			[[File:TensionClamp_Cleco.jpg]]

			[[File:Hexnut_Cleco.jpg]]

	[[File:~~Std_Clecos~~.jpg]]		[[File:Wingnut_Cleco.jpg]]

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Cleco (originally Avdel) pins, are used in sheetmetal fabrication, for clamping sheets together, through holes, usually subsequently opened out accurately for rivetting.
They can be installed and removed very fast... wing nut and hex-nut versions clamp slightly better but are much slower to use..

They can be useful when fabbing, to keep sheets aligned, job in-place, and holes subsequently spot-MIG'd up

[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]

[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]

[[File:Std_Clecos.jpg]]