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AXIS Right Angle Corner Clamp Jig, Model 850, v01

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0.24mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
0.24mm layer, 5 walls, 15% infill
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Description

The AXIS Corner Clamp is a rigid assembly aid designed to hold panels at a precise 90° during glue-up or fastening.

 

The geometry allows the clamp to be used on either the inside or outside of a corner joint, making it flexible for assembling cabinets, drawers, boxes, or other sheet-goods projects.

 

Compatible with standard F-style and bar clamps, the design provides multiple clamp locations for flexible positioning during assembly.

This tool is part of the AXIS system, a collection of shop tools developed under the Engineered Modern philosophy — where utility, structure, and manufacturing method inform the final form.


The lightweight lattice geometry reflects that approach: material is placed where it contributes to stiffness while eliminating unnecessary mass, resulting in a strong yet efficient printed tool.

Overall Dimensions

8.5 in × 8.5 in × 1.0 in

Corner working depth: ~5.75 in

Key Features

  • Holds panels at 90° during assembly
  • Works on inside or outside corners
  • Compatible with F-style and bar clamps
  • Multiple clamp locations for flexible positioning
  • Lightweight structural lattice design
  • Ideal for plywood, MDF, and sheet-goods construction

Typical Uses

  • Cabinet assembly
  • Drawer construction
  • Box glue-ups
  • Panel alignment
  • Workshop jigs and fixtures

Print Information

Recommended print settings:

  • Material: PLA or PETG
  • Layer height: 0.24 mm
  • Walls: 5
  • Top / Bottom: 5 layers
  • Infill: 15% adaptive cubic
  • Supports: None required

Print Time / Material

Per clamp:

  • ~2h 51m print time
  • ~174 g material

Typical use: print two clamps

About Engineered Modern

Engineered Modern is a design approach focused on tools and objects where function, structure, and manufacturing method shape the aesthetic.

Rather than hiding how something is made, the goal is to express structure honestly while keeping the form clean, efficient, and purposeful.

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