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Old 10-08-2008, 11:34 PM   #1
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I am still trying to figure out how to fill my rolling clamp rack up. I stole/borrowed am idea from Jimmy's shop. I mounted two pieces of aluminum angle and put my 2" spring clamps on them. I added the two pieces inside to hold my "F" style clamps. I need to add a little latch on each side so they don'y fall ot when I roll it around. The clamps were on the wall, so this is a good thing.





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The rack/cart looks good Tom . You get more on it than on the commercial racks.
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Pretty good looking clamp rack. You are doing a great job on it.
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Great looking clamp rack Tom
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You get more on it than on the commercial racks.
This almost 100 clamps, which is most of what I own.
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This almost 100 clamps, which is most of what I own.
Tom,
What wheels are you using, and are you happy with them.
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How many K body style clamps are you able to get on it?

How does it roll, can you move it without too much trouble?

Looks VERY good, and it is something I have been wanting to do for awhile myself, I just haven't seen any prior layouts that seemed to hold an appropriate amount of clamps for the space that it takes up.
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I got around the problem of building a mobile clamp rack by building a smaller workshop
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I have 29 parallel clamps on it Travis. I have cheap casters and I want to change them out. I want 4 all swivel, but don't need locks on them. It does rack a little side to side, but I don't it move fast.
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I got around the problem of building a mobile clamp rack by building a smaller workshop
WHAATTTTT!!!!!!!!!!! NEVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


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Good looking clamp rack, Tom.

Oh. By the way. Met some of your kilted clan recently in front of the old tool shed.

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Tom,

Would it be too much to ask if you would be able to post some drawings for the clamp rack? I am space constrained in the workshop I'm setting up. I'm starting up in woodworking, so this is my first workshop.

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