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The Miter Daddy is a bicycle framebuilding tool I made to help you hold thin-wall bicycle tubing in a milling machine vise for mitering operations. It is capable of holding .75” / 19mm tubing all the way up to 1.875” / 47.6mm tubing. It can also hold tapered and non-round tubes.

The body of the tool is 3” wide, which makes it easy to get on the tubing centerline using an edge finder, and if your vise is sloppy you can pack the empty side of your vise with a 1-2-3 block.

With the optional use of a 3/8” dowel pin (included) you can easily pivot the tool in the vise to set the angle, but if you don’t have a Kurt-style vise with 1/2” socket head cap screws, you can remove the pin easily, as it’s only retained with a set screw.

For holding smaller tubing, such as the small end of seat stays, chainstays, and fork blades, check out The Miter Buddy, which I cover in this video: [ Ссылка ]

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