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211 days ago |
Some of you may have never seen this clamping technique. It’s used a lot by luthiers. It comes in real handy when you’re trying to clamp on the inside face of a piece and there’s no place to place a clamp or the reach is to far. You make these out of thin strips of wood. These happen to be 7/8” wide x 3/16” thick. I made them about 3/8” longer than the area that I needed to clamp, which was about 16”. You may have to use trial and error to get a good strong clamping action without breaking the wood.
-- Tim -- http://tmuli.com |
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