DIY Face Frame Clamping Table

Woodshop with Mr. Kern

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Shop built pneumatic face frame clamping table.

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8 сен 2024

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@howardappel3596 2 года назад

Great channel -- YOU DESERVE A LOT MORE SUBSCRIBERS.

@WoodshopwithMrKern 2 года назад

I appreciate that!

@darrenkendrick1658 6 месяцев назад

Outstanding job kids.

@chrisb9925 2 года назад

Great job fellas!

@brucehemmerich9653 Год назад

Sweet

@moldings_etc Год назад

Very nice kids!

@michaeltouchette8156 5 месяцев назад

when is everyone going to learn that screws aren't the answer..... Mortise and Tendon all the way......

@johnathankeller1948 Год назад

Nice job! A little time can save a bunch of money. Where did you guys get the foot pads for the ends of the air cylinders?

@WoodshopwithMrKern Год назад

We took a field trip to our local gunsmith and he taught the boys how to run the metal lathe. We used some 1.5" Aluminum rod

@mattglover649 2 года назад

Great project and well executed. Been wanting to do this myself. Where did you source the pneumatic clamps from?

@WoodshopwithMrKern 2 года назад

Amazon.com. I believe they are 40x100 and could definitely be smaller. They are about $22 a piece and another $17 for the switches. We are going to try to make a more in depth video on the construction details soon.

@mattglover649 2 года назад

@@WoodshopwithMrKern thanks for the quick reply. I will check them out

@fernandole5501 2 года назад

Making a construction video will be lovely. Thanks for the cool video!

@ericmasse2651 19 дней назад

No glue?

@WoodshopwithMrKern 19 дней назад

Just a demo of the table, not of building face frames. We use glue in real life.

@mattlowrie4221 Год назад

Is there anyway you can send plans on how to make this and where you got the pneumatic parts?

@WoodshopwithMrKern Год назад

I don't really have a plan. I do have another video with a little more construction details, but it is not awesome. It also has some links for the pneumatics we used.