smokedogg_15

has any one every had to take some metal off the clamp to get it straight? and lay flush on the shaft?

Greg / MO

Nope, you're not doing something right. Make sure that you've got the two contact points (magnets) in line with each other before attaching the clamp.

Rob/PA Bowyer

Greg's right. The only thing I have to do is scrape the clamp free of hardened glue but never removed any metal.

smokedogg_15

cant seem to get it right but i have no problem with my grayling

smokedogg_15

my clamp was way off being square so i had to sand it down a little bit to get it to go flush i dont know what the heck thats all about but it looks better now

nubo

Rob and Greg are right ,I've never had to sand down or remove metal, a simple little adjustment on thedial of either the top or bottom should get you right where you want to be .I had a bit of a problem getting my vane's in correct alignment on my Axis shaft's ,but making a small adjustment on the bottom dial corrected the problem.

nubo

Greg / MO

Make sure you're adjusting the dials on both the top and bottom to get the magnetic holders to come into alignment; there's simply no way you shouldn't be able to get your clamp to lay perfectly straight on your shaft. That's the beauty of having the two seperate dials; together, they offer almost infinite adjustability.