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07-22-2010 01:16 PM |
Topic tags/keywords: workshop clamps luthier steve maskery clamping Hi all There is an advert at the end. Enjoy -- The Complete Tablesaw - http://www.workshopessentials.com |
15 replies so far
#1 posted 07-22-2010 02:32 PM |
Excellent! Steve I really enjoyed this one. -- Larry "Work like a Captain but Play like a Pirate!" |
#2 posted 07-22-2010 03:09 PM |
Great idea – great video. Thanks for sharing -- Rich, Cedar Rapids, IA - I'm a woodworker. I don't create beauty, I reveal it. |
#3 posted 07-22-2010 03:22 PM |
Another great one Steve – Thanks! thing is – with many of those, we’ll probably not want to go to heaven anytime soon… -- ㊍ When in doubt - There is no doubt - Go the safer route. |
#4 posted 07-22-2010 05:03 PM |
Thanks for posting that, I am for sure going to have a couple of those in teh shop in the near future. |
#5 posted 11-14-2010 06:15 PM |
I’ve made these sorts of clamps before (often called a Klemmsia clamp after 1. poor material choice (ash – which splits well) I own a bunch of the Klemmsia ones but I’m tired of buying them so I may |
#6 posted 11-15-2010 02:41 AM |
thank´s for sharing it Steve :-) take care |
#7 posted 11-15-2010 03:08 AM |
Very impressive Steve. I think I need to go through the scrap bin again. :) Thnx fer sharin -- Roger from KY. Work/Play/Travel Safe. Keep your dust collector fed. Kentuk55@yahoo.com |
#8 posted 11-15-2010 11:00 AM |
My pleasure. For smaller, more delicate assembly jobs they are my first call. -- The Complete Tablesaw - http://www.workshopessentials.com |
#9 posted 11-15-2010 03:58 PM |
Steve: A great post. Thanks for doing it. -- I've been blessed with a father who liked to tinker in wood, and a wife who lets me tinker in wood. Southern Delaware soon moving to Virginia karsonwm@gmail.com † |
#10 posted 01-19-2012 11:28 AM |
hi, where exactly in the process of building a guitar you use this kind of clamps? -- When you think that I am buried and I will revive. (folio 59ii RECTO). Codex Atlanticus. Leonardo da Vinci. c.1490 |
#11 posted 01-19-2012 11:35 AM |
Hi J, -- The Complete Tablesaw - http://www.workshopessentials.com |
#12 posted 01-19-2012 11:38 AM |
I gave one a new leese of life the other day… and saved it from the tip run… here -- Rome wasn't built in a day... but I wasn't on that job? ... http://www.wackywoodworks.co.nz |
#13 posted 01-19-2012 09:09 PM |
Regarding guitar-making: They are very versatile clamps in general. They can be used With wooden jaws the clamps aren’t as likely to bruise wood |
#14 posted 01-19-2012 09:49 PM |
Thanks Loren and Steve for the useful answer. I am at the beginning of a 2 year project on building a guitar and I need to start by building a workbench, first. In the meantime I keep doing my research about luthier tools and techniques and still planning the design of my workbench. -- When you think that I am buried and I will revive. (folio 59ii RECTO). Codex Atlanticus. Leonardo da Vinci. c.1490 |
#15 posted 03-10-2012 05:25 PM |
Steve, thank you for posting your video on how to make luthier clamps. I have made six of them and plan on making more. I am glad guys like you are on LJ. -- Lee - Northern idaho~"If the women don't find you handsome, at least they ought to find you handy"~ Red Green |
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