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Made this from scraps yesterday. I don't own as many clamps as many of you, so this should serve me well as I add to my collection. Has a capacity of 21 pipe style or bar clamps.

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Looks good, but only one suggestion. Looks like you have solid wood where you cut out your "u"s . Would recommend substituting ply or covering the top of it with hard board or 1/4" ply or something. The long pieces have a tendency to break on solid wood. DAMHIKT.

Looks like it will hold a lot!!
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Looks good Reggie. Is that a design you have seen somewhere?
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Originally Posted by jtodd71 View Post
Looks good Reggie. Is that a design you have seen somewhere?
The plan was in a recent issue of one of the WW mags. Can't remember which one, but if I find it I'll post it. It was a simple 2 page download with dimensions etc.
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Looks good Reggie! How did you do the U's, router with a template and bushing?
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Originally Posted by Travis Porter View Post
Looks good, but only one suggestion. Looks like you have solid wood where you cut out your "u"s . Would recommend substituting ply or covering the top of it with hard board or 1/4" ply or something. The long pieces have a tendency to break on solid wood. DAMHIKT.

Looks like it will hold a lot!!
Probably a good suggestion. The boards are 11"d, 9"d, and 4.5" d respectively, so hopefully there's plenty of strength. The "u's" are about 2.5" deep if I remember correctly.

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11/8" forstner bit and the band saw. Easy!
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Very nice Reggie, I have to reengineer the one I built a while ago and will keep your success with this design in mind .
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The rack plans are in a recent issue of WoodSmith Tips. Log on to Woodsmith Magazine and you can probably see them.
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That looks awesome Reggie! I have a bunch of pipe clamps and that looks like a lot better solution than stacking them all on top of each other in the corner. Nothing like doing a glue up and causing an avalanche of pipe clamps because you can't reach that one all the way in the back.
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Man I cannot believe I missed this Thread Reggie. That rack looks great and will serve you well.
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That's a nice looking clamp rack. Definitely something I need to build.
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