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Clamp Holder

Blog entry by woodymays posted 62 days ago 485 reads 1 time favorited 5 comments Add to Favorites Watch

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I was looking for ideas on how to store my clamps and found something that I liked. So, I ended up designing my own clamp holder taken after the one that I found to make for my shop. See atached links.

-- Mark, Ohio, www.swig@nktelco.net


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Scott Bryan

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posted 62 days ago

Mark, that looks like a pretty good idea. This design will allow you to store your clamps on the wall in a fashion that occupies a relatively small footprint.

-- With God's help all things are possible- even woodworking. Woodworking is not just a hobby, it is an (expletive deleted) expensive hobby.

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patron

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posted 62 days ago

looks good ,
heres what i did

.
you can edit this post and give your
photo address an ( ! ) exclamation point at each end of the address tight to it ,
you might have to set up the first ( ! ) and drag the direct link from photobucket to it
and seal it with another ( ! ) point .
then it will apaer here by itself .

-- david ,new mexico ,allheart

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ratchet

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posted 62 days ago

My shop could use that level of clamp organization. Nicely done!

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woodymays

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posted 62 days ago

Thanks for the insight Patron!

My only concern is the stability of the front clamp holder as it swings open. I am showing two door hinges mortised into both frames. I am trying to maintain maximum floor space as well as wall space. Both frames I am thinking of making out of 3/4 stock.

Your clamp holder look nice too and definitely sturdy. I believe your clamp holder would be the way to go for the more heavy bar clamps.

-- Mark, Ohio, www.swig@nktelco.net

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woodymays

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posted 62 days ago

Patron, I used the exclamation point at each end of the address but part of the picture is cut off so, I removed the exclamation points.

Thanks for the comment Ratchet and Scott.

-- Mark, Ohio, www.swig@nktelco.net

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