I thought I would start a thread to show some of our tooling setups with Mitee-Bites. I will add a some pictures.
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These are the Pitbull clamps that I got from David Bishop and Mighty Bites for commenting on a post.
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These look like they go into your tslot on your table. Is that correct? I got some of the clamps but I have to make walls and holes in special fixtures for them. These look like a better option for one off parts.
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You can use them with t-nuts or tapped holes on a fixture plate. Tremendous clamping pressure
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The round part uses the hex shaped tooling
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On the large plate i used the modular pit bull clamps.
This was not a good setup because when I drilled the holes the plate flexed and became lose in the clamps.
I should have put some support in various places to keep the plate from flexing so much during drilling.
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I made these mitee bite talon grip jaws as I kept having problems with jobs moving when pushing the boundaries of speed and feed. They work really well.
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Hi, have you drawing of mitee bite talon grip jaws? I would like to make some for myself. What measures of talon grip is used? 0,5"? Thanks for advice 
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You can download the CAD at their website. https://www.miteebite.com/products/8-talongrip-vise-jaw-system/
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Nice looking cup. 
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My students found out if you clamp aluminum, don’t over torque or the talons will be imprinted on the part. Scary how little you hold. I kept waiting for the parts to move and never experienced any problems.
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We only use talons for hold stock, NEVER finished parts. You need to torqued them such that they do “imprint” your parts otherwise you could be in a dangerous situation.
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