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Old 12-29-2008, 06:14 PM   #1
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Stopped by Travis Porter's house today and look what followed me home -




4 Gross-Stabil 24" clamps
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4 Jorgy Cabinet Master 24" clamps




Don't worry fans the poster child for WGD isn't giving up clamping to "shoot a few brads while the glue dries". He just preferred his 60 some clamps to all be color-coordinated....all Bessy Red. And he had to make room for the 12 Craftsman Bailey clamps he stoled from Big Lots.

Now I have a not so sad problem, more clamps than my current clamp rack can hold. I have to make a new one. I would prefer wall mounted as floor space is at a premium in my shop. Travis had a nice set-up, that holds a great number of clamps. I didn't pay enough attention to it to get a mental picture of how it was built
So let's see some wall mounted clamp rack ideas


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Honestly Honey, that will cost around $100 $150 $200, and I need a few more tools.

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Re: Clamp gloat...

Nice haul, Dave! YOU ROCK!

I know you said floor space was an issue, but a clamp rack that you can roll to the job is much more convenient...
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Old 12-29-2008, 06:20 PM   #3
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Re: Clamp gloat...

My shop is only 25 x 25' and the assembly table is in the middle...it's not a far journey to any wall. Plus I have to have somewhere to store the peach paint


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Re: Clamp gloat...

Oh yeah...forgot about the peach paint! Better go with a wall rack in that case
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Re: Clamp gloat...

um.... ya could STORE em here for a few years till you get them lazy elves to build ya a bigger rack!
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Nice haul Dave.... You Rock!!!
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Re: Clamp gloat...

So you're one of the ones who beat me to the punch !

Nice score bro ...you ROCK !!!
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Nice score Dave
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Re: Clamp gloat...

How about this:

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Re: Clamp gloat...

I have always liked Vanguard's clamp rack.

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Re: Clamp gloat...

I like that, but how do you deal with getting the clamps out from the back tier without disturbing the ones in front. I have only a 8" ceiling. Also did you cut the slots specific for the clamp bar width?

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Re: Clamp gloat...

No ideas, need something myself. In fact, I'll see about talking Joe into doing a clamp rack workshop
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Re: Clamp gloat...

If you look at the picture below of my clamp rack you will see I have a nice home set up for those yuckee orange clamps you got. I will be happy to remove those unsightly orange clamps for you .

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Re: Clamp gloat...

I think I may have found what I was looking for.
http://www.taunton.com/finewoodworki....aspx?id=26013
After seeing Travis's set up, I think that something like this will hold the maximum amount of clamps in the least space, with easy access. I've now got close to 60 clamps of different styles, so it will be tricky to build that to accommodate all the different shapes. Of course I could get rid of my 30 some F-style clamps to make room for the big boys, but they are soo handy at times.

Keep the ideas coming, and a pic is worth a 1000 words.

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Re: Clamp gloat...

Dave that was a good haul. Don't tell Travis but I think you may have carried off some of his better clamps.
Boy, Travis would have a real problem with my clamp rack, it has just about every color on it. The only color that I know that's not on it is the Woodcraft green ones, but it's just a matter of time. I buy what's on sale.
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