The document describes the design and modification of a clamping system to allow adjustment of parts from 90 to 140 degrees. It aims to reduce rework, save labor during welding and cutting, and increase production rates. The system was designed based on a literature review of existing clamping systems and their limitations. Key components like the screw, nut, and base plate were modeled in CAD software. Testing showed the modified clamping system could accurately hold parts at varying angles from 90 to 140 degrees for machining, addressing limitations of prior clamping designs. This allows easier positioning of parts for welding and cutting tasks.