What parts does the manual screw clamp consist of?
| The design of the manual screw clamp means that it consists of only three main parts; two jaws, two handles and two screws. | |||
Jaws | ||||
 | The jaws are the parts that hold the workpiece to keep it in place. The manual screw clamp has two jaws made of wood. | |||
 | The screws pass through both jaws, connecting them together. By adjusting these screws, the jaws can be tilted or moved to handle tapered workpieces. | |||
Screws | ||||
 | The manual screw clamp has two screws that control the movement of the jaws as they rotate. | |||
Pens | ||||
 | The clamp also has two handles, one connected to each screw. Handles are usually made of wood and are shaped to provide the user with a secure and comfortable grip during use. | |||
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