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#1
is there anyone here that Rembers who made the 90deg. clamps that that were aluminon and brass I can't post photo as my current computer doesn't have a slot to put memory card .
Jim
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#2
Where they just normal ''L" brackets or did they have a specific purpose?

can you find a picture online somewhere?
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#3
Jim, is this anything like what you need? clamps  This shows a price with a credit I have, They are 7.84 for 4 but there is sometimes a minimum of 20 dollars for an order to be placed. 
Charlie
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#4
I give up have spent the last 3 hours trying to post a photo on here. charlie my programming won't let me open the sight you posted.
Jim
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#5
See if this works
clamp
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#6
that worked those are picture frame clamps, i will try to describe what I want  it's a milled metal angle to make it a square corner with slots to apply cement with a rectangular brass tube that has machine screws to clamp that you want to hold as a square corner. I can't remember who made them as i have had them for close to 40 years.
Jim
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#7
jigs

this is what AI suggests maybe close.
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#8
I have a clamp
Coffman Graphic Solutions Company
1500 River Circle Drive
Richmond, Ky 40475-7907

https://www.coffmaneng.com/

I just surprised myself by finding the website still works.
I've had my clamp (I thought there were two) for many years.
David
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#9
(Yesterday, 07:26 PM)BR60103 Wrote: I have a clamp
Coffman Graphic Solutions Company
1500 River Circle Drive
Richmond, Ky 40475-7907

https://www.coffmaneng.com/

I just surprised myself by finding the website still works.
I've had my clamp (I thought there were two) for many years.

that's them. don't remember what I paid llike i said have had mine for around 40 years but even at todays prices they would be worth it.
thanks
Jim
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