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Old 03-22-2008, 02:18 AM   #21
jerryc
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beth,

When using pipe clamps to keep costs within reason yet always have the right length on hand I standardised on one length, the most used length and used coupling sleeves to join pipes together when I need longer clamps.

The other thing which is common is to make your own hand clamps as in the attachment. These I make out of scrap wood, tee nuts and all thread. I just set up a production line when I have a spare moment and can produce several in a morning. These are the simple clamps which are very well known to most woodworkers and can be made to suit need. I have a box of about thirty small ones which are very handy to attach things like light mouldings.

Jerry

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