Will this work, you will need to look at the pic
I want to lock a sliding block "A" against rails "C" 1&2 so that it will not slide.
At the same time I want to lock beam "B" against block "A" so that it will not slide
Both need to be able to move readily when not locked but be able to be locked to with stand strong human pushing preasure. Other than what you or I could move with our bare hands there is no other particular pressure to cause movement.
I am imagining a cam lock pulling down where the middle arrow is. A block would would simultaneously pull down on each pivoting break onto the "C" tubes.
Looking at the pic again I think I need to have a pulling between the pivoting blocks and the clamp on the "B" block otherwise one may lock before the other. So more like the pic below, perhaps a sliding wedge operated by a cam underneath.
Ideas and views appreciated.
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art
I want to lock a sliding block "A" against rails "C" 1&2 so that it will not slide.
At the same time I want to lock beam "B" against block "A" so that it will not slide
Both need to be able to move readily when not locked but be able to be locked to with stand strong human pushing preasure. Other than what you or I could move with our bare hands there is no other particular pressure to cause movement.
I am imagining a cam lock pulling down where the middle arrow is. A block would would simultaneously pull down on each pivoting break onto the "C" tubes.
Looking at the pic again I think I need to have a pulling between the pivoting blocks and the clamp on the "B" block otherwise one may lock before the other. So more like the pic below, perhaps a sliding wedge operated by a cam underneath.
Ideas and views appreciated.
Dave the turning cowboy
turning wood into art
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