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  1. #31
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    For "Value", pipe clamps are a good way to go, but in particular, the newer styles that have "feet" to allow you easier glue-up of panels on a flat surface. Irwin and Rockler both have configurations like this...I don't know if others do. You'll want some "F" clamps, too, in various sizes as well as a few spring clamps for quickie work. I keep 4 small "Quick Clamp" type available for jigging and other tasks where I need to clamp something one-handed.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Craig Feuerzeig
    Bowclamp "good caul":
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    Frank

  3. #33
    Rob Will Guest
    Quote Originally Posted by tod evans
    clamps? who needs `em
    buy as many as you can you`ll need more......02 tod
    Tod,
    Are those some sort of a double rail clamp in your pic?

    I just bought some Jorgensen I-beam clamps (the jaws of death)
    and Bessey K-bodies for a lighter touch.

    Also have about 8 Irwin "Quick Grip" clamps.

    Rob






    Rob

  4. #34
    [quote=Rob Will]Tod,
    Are those some sort of a double rail clamp in your pic?

    I just bought some Jorgensen I-beam clamps (the jaws of death)
    and Bessey K-bodies for a lighter touch.

    Also have about 8 Irwin "Quick Grip" clamps.

    Rob


    rob, the clamps you are asking about are made by jlt lancaster....good stuff! i`ve got an extra 6` rack and 18 clamps if you`re interested? tod

  5. #35
    Steve,

    Clamps should be bought at anytime of day for pending jobs or for no particular reason at all. You need them.

    I started accumulating them based on the work I was doing and its gluing requirements and I eventually ended up with a wall of them of various shapes and sizes.
    Clamps 001 (600 x 450).jpg

    In addition that are times when I needed a specificly shaped clamp so I made them. The bowed clamp is a real easy one to make and is tension by tapping in a wedge. This is a typical small boat builder clamp used for planking lapstake hulls.
    Clamps 003 (600 x 450).jpg

    The are other types of clamps you can make if you have patience and time.
    Clamps 005 (450 x 600).jpg

    Happy shopping

    Cheers,

    Kent

  6. #36
    Rob Will Guest
    [quote=tod evans]
    Quote Originally Posted by Rob Will
    Tod,
    Are those some sort of a double rail clamp in your pic?

    I just bought some Jorgensen I-beam clamps (the jaws of death)
    and Bessey K-bodies for a lighter touch.

    Also have about 8 Irwin "Quick Grip" clamps.

    Rob


    rob, the clamps you are asking about are made by jlt lancaster....good stuff! i`ve got an extra 6` rack and 18 clamps if you`re interested? tod
    Thanks, I've got a full house right now. They do look like nice clamps.

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