Omni Cubed Miter-It V3 – 10 in. x 13.5 in. x 3 in., 1-9 in. Clamping Height Range
Omni Cubed Miter-It V3 – 10 in. x 13.5 in. x 3 in., 1-9 in. Clamping Height Range
The Omni Cubed Miter-It v3 is a 10 in. x 13.5 in. x 3 in. miter clamp that holds a drop-down edge at 90 degrees to the top while a miter lamination is glued up finished-side-up. It clamps heights from 1 in. to 9 in. (25-229 mm) depending on material thickness and weighs 8.5 lb.
Working finished-side-up is the point of the jig: the show face stays visible and accessible while the joint is pulled together, instead of the piece being flipped and the miter set blind.
Key Features
- Holds a drop-down edge square to the top for finished-side-up miter laminations
- 1-9 in. (25-229 mm) clamping height range, depending on material thickness
- 10 in. x 13.5 in. x 3 in., 8.5 lb per unit
- v3 is the current generation of the jig
- Ships with a sample roll of Kung Fu Tape for holding the joint closed while epoxy cures
- Sold as a single unit - a run of miter usually takes several
What's Included
- One Miter-It v3 unit
- One 25 yd sample roll of Kung Fu Tape
Who Is This For?
Fabricators building mitered edges, aprons and thick-look laminations who want the joint set square without flipping the piece. Shops laminating long runs will want more than one unit, since each jig controls one point along the miter.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the clamping height range of the Miter-It v3?
The Omni Cubed Miter-It v3 clamps from 1 in. to 9 in. (25-229 mm), depending on material thickness.
How many units come in the box?
One. Each pack contains a single Miter-It v3 unit plus a 25 yd sample roll of Kung Fu Tape.
Why is it used finished-side-up?
Setting a miter finished-side-up keeps the show face visible while the joint is pulled together, so the seam can be checked and cleaned as the adhesive cures instead of being set blind from the back.
Do I need tape as well as the jig?
The jig holds the edge square while the tape holds the joint closed, so they work together. Kung Fu Tape stretches to pull a miter tight and is supplied as a sample roll with the jig; full rolls are sold separately.
Is this the right tool for a waterfall edge?
No. A waterfall panel needs its height and angle held against the top - the Omni Cubed Waterfall Jack clamps both sides of the edge and holds that position while the epoxy cures.