Clamping
Sure, you could fiddle with odd scraps for clamp blocks, but this quick-and-easy clamp block jig will make glue-ups go more smoothly.
Do you have some old bicycle inner tubes hanging around? If so, here's a unique way to get more mileage out of them.
Tired of finding your band clamps all balled up in a drawer. Devise these ultra simple holders to keep them in order.
Hardwood clamp blocks make an adequate substitute, but you may have trouble juggling them during the glue-up process.
This overhead rack easily holds several dozen small clamps of any type. You can hang your longer bar clamps and pipe clamps directly on the bench itself for convenient, easy access.
To help clamping go smoothly when edge-joining boards, we devised an edge-gluing fixture that directs clamping pressure to the center of the workpieces.
Let a few scraps of hardwood and hardboard remove the hassle from gluing up panels.
Build this simple press to glue up a stack of bowl blanks or other laminations where you need greater reach than allowed by the throats of most clamps.
For more woodworking plans for organizing your claps and other shop tools, visit the Jigs, Fences, Organizers, and Accessories section within the WOOD Store.
