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rdjack21
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#1 posted 452 days ago
Nice I really need to make some of those.
-- --- Richard Jackson
bojo7364
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#2 posted 452 days ago
How do they work?...I tried making some for guitar building but it didn’t work out so well…
They look really nice
-- Joe - Canton Ohio
stefang
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#3 posted 452 days ago
Nice work. These are great clamps and easy to use. They used to sell them at Swedish chain store here, but unfortunately they discontinued them, and a lot of other woodworking tools as well. Thanks for showing us how to make them. I might make some myself from your plan. Thanks for posting!
-- Mike, American in Norway
wannabenorm
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#4 posted 452 days ago
nice job need a few myself 1 can never have too many clamps…
-- if i say something stupid over look me im learning.....
a1Jim
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#5 posted 452 days ago
Great layout ,like others here I always thought I would make some of these clamps and never got around to it.
Thanks a lot for the simple approach on making them.
-- W James Brokenbourgh Custom furniture maker http://artisticwoodstudio.com/
Martyroc
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#6 posted 452 days ago
I Love these, and I need to make them , but if my wife see’s one more project on my list, she’s probably gonna walk out.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
BigYin
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#7 posted 452 days ago
Nice One … I never thought about putting the cam lever on both sides of the clamp.
Ahh well next time
-- ... Never Apologise For Being Right ...
Kevin May
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#8 posted 452 days ago
Dittos to above, very nice/cool/useful, their now on my ToDo list.
-- Kevin May "Making wood useful and fun!" www.kevinmaywoodworks.com
Kent Shepherd
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#9 posted 452 days ago
Nice—Thanks for the information
-- She thought I hung the moon--now she just thinks I did it wrong
djwong
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#10 posted 452 days ago
Really cool – domino XL! The clamps look nice too.
-- David W. Cupertino, CA
AKSteve
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#11 posted 452 days ago
whoa those are nice, looks like they work pretty good too! I have to make some of those.
-- Steve - Wasilla, Alaska
bojo7364
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#12 posted 452 days ago
What did you use as a pivot point for the cam and to anchor the bottom of the clamp in place? Also, what is the purpose of the screw.
Sorry so many questions…I want to try again and get it right this time!
-- Joe - Canton Ohio
TimberMan
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#13 posted 452 days ago
Glad you shared them even if they were not your idea because I have never seen them before. They are now on my to-do list as well. Better looking then any you can buy.
supercubber
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#14 posted 452 days ago
I love these! Any chance of adding a textual description of the steps?
fernandoindia
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#15 posted 452 days ago
Great work Rembo. Thanks for such details of the process.
I should give a try
-- Back home. Fernando
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