32mm (1-1/4") Flexiclamp

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Bud Hamblen

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Does anyone know where I can get a 32mm (1-1/4") diameter flexiclamp? Micro Tools does not seem to have one in their catalog. Making my own isn't an option right now.
 

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I've seen them on Amazon but I don't know if they have the size you're needing .......... good luck!
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Not sure what you mean by flexiclamp, although I imagine its a version of the type used in woodworking. Would a 11/4" or 11/2" hose clamp suit your purpose? Or cord or wire tensioned by twisting?
 

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I'm pretty sure this is the tool the OP is referring to;
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Looks more or less like these;
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A strap wrench might work as a substitute. For example;
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This one is at Home Depot, but there are lots of sources.
 

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I know that the OP meant those sticks. But those leverd rubber bands yield punctual pressure by the lever. And I thougt a Polyester or such adjustable hose clamp can come handy too.
 
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As it happened, the ebay seller nobbysparrow had a 33mm lens wrench that fit. The part I needed to remove is a threaded brass tube that is easy to ruin with the wrong tool.
 
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