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Old 03-08-2008, 03:23 PM   #1
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I don't have much room in my shop so I decided to build a stand for clamping. I used to have my clamps on table but that took too much room. This is my solution:

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Very nice idea. I like it. Saves space and looks to very usable.
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Looks like a very practical solution. Those are interesting looking clamps. Where did they come from?

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I made those clamps couple years ago. I used some T- and L-shaped bar, threads are from old office chairs....Not a pretty sight but practical in use...

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Very very practical in purpose... It does save some space... Very nice idea, maybe I might have to steal it... Would also be very practical if you hinged it from the ceiling... Especially if a person is limited in wall space.. Tell us a bit more about those clamps, they do look interesting...
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There's not much more about clamps. Body is T-bar with 4mm wall (won't bend under pressure) and rest of the parts are made of L-bar and some scraps welded together.
I'm sorry that I can't express myself better with your language...
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