May 30, 200917 yr For what is to become the ultimate headphone stand... http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/headstand1.jpg http://gilmore.chem.northwestern.edu/headstand2.jpg I'm looking for more of the 2 piece tube clamps pictured. 1.5 inch diameter. These have to be a stock item somewhere, i just can't find out where.
May 30, 200917 yr You need them to be the same as you have - I have a couple of generic aluminium ones lying in a box that I can send you. (need to find them but I know I do have them) They are standard biochem lab issue - could track down catalogue and numbers if you need more ..dB
May 30, 200917 yr Good call. See also microphone mounts. To wit: ...but I suspect that you want a "universal" something, as microphones and drum hardware tend to be standard sizes, so they only need the clamp on one of the two directions, the other can be "hard-coded". EDIT: Yeah, try this to get you started.
May 30, 200917 yr Author They are standard biochem lab issue - could track down catalogue and numbers if you need more ..dB I know they are a standard issue thing, but hours of searching have found nothing. If you have a catalog name/part number that would be great. 1.5 inch ID. I did find the drumset clamps. If i can't find what i want, those are definitely the next in line.
May 31, 200917 yr Just had a quick peek and I see your dilemma - the max diameter is 22mm from the suppliers that I am familiar with. I did find these on amazon - not as pretty but they open to the right size and are significantly less expensive than the lab suppliers. I will have a look on Monday to see if some of the more obscure suppliers have anything that can handle such large diameters ..dB
May 31, 200917 yr hmm not sure what happened to that link - I didn't find them on the fischer site but amazon links them as the seller ..dB
May 31, 200917 yr KG you need to assign a TA to make finding this part number his/her afternoon/day/week project
May 31, 200917 yr Author KG you need to assign a TA to make finding this part number his/her afternoon/day/week project You have no idea what qualifies as a TA these days. I'm not looking for cheap. I'm looking for something pretty.
May 31, 200917 yr You have no idea what qualifies as a TA these days. I'm not looking for cheap. I'm looking for something pretty. In that case, maybe you should talk to Steve about making something custom for you in wood.
May 31, 200917 yr 1 and 2 piece, no adjustable thumb lever but different materials. Bigger heavy, but black oxide coating. These could be used and replace one bolt with a thumb lever. They are "stackable". The stafford parts came from this page, neat stuff on the right column including anodized looking aluminum stuffs. Yet another Stafford link. Found Googling: 2 piece clamping collar. Googling: Thumb Lever and maybe adding "adjustable" gets mixed results. No quotes used on any searches. Your not an easy feller to shop for:confused:, but I really like your taste;D
May 31, 200917 yr Another name used for the thumb lever is button head. I read the MSC catalog sometimes at work.
June 1, 200917 yr Author 1 and 2 piece, no adjustable thumb lever but different materials. Bigger heavy, but black oxide coating. These could be used and replace one bolt with a thumb lever. They are "stackable". The stafford parts came from this page, neat stuff on the right column including anodized looking aluminum stuffs. Yet another Stafford link. Bingo x 5.. Many thanks... As usual its the keywords that are all important in the search. My master machinist knows where to get the spring loaded handles...
June 1, 200917 yr You would probably like some of the clamps I stumbled on and discounted for their price tag. The THORlabs optical brackets were particularly cool. These are the other type of plate mountings 1 2 3 ..dB
June 1, 200917 yr I do. And now I have to think of a completely pointless use for them. x2, those are hot and would look really awesome on...... something I haven't decided yet
June 1, 200917 yr LaserJet 4V? Now, that's a fucking printer! edit: given KG owns it, it's probably a 4MV...
June 1, 200917 yr Author Its a 4mv with 64 meg of ram and internal 20 meg hard drive for fonts. As such it is way fast. I got it cheap directly from the HP salesman 13 years ago. I would actually like something smaller and get back some of the desk.
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