How To Make Beautiful Wooden Bar Clamps for Woodworking 

John Heisz - I Build It _

"specialized sanding stick" lol, who says you don't have a sense of humor

Would you sell a set of these?

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Any for sale? Lol. Superb savvy methods, techniques. Tks.

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Couldn't agree more with your comment - superb quality not only of the product but also the really lovely production of the video - that was like watching a 15 minute movie, manna from heaven when you're into this kind of thing! Thank you.

Thank you!

Nathan Laredo same here! I've always thought it was just me lol

I must have one helluva table saw...that part shocked me. I've got an 80s vintage Delta/Rockwell Model 10 Contractor's Saw with a Forrest 48T full kerf blade and cherry, maple, oak...butter...all cuts pretty consistently. Now two weeks ago when the blade and fence were way out of alignment resulting in the back end of the blade pinching the work against the fence...yeah...there was some struggle there...but now that the blade and fence are parallel to the table mitre slots to within 0.0015"... it's a gem. I've also gotta point out that my heart stopped a couple times when I saw the workpiece start to climb up the back of the blade...yikes!

The piece of wood was twisted.

@@jensdavidsen4557 i honestly think its the blade he is using. I was helping my younger brother do some trim for a baot he is building and his saw has almost no power. We put his 6 inch small kerf blad on and had none of the binging issues that we where having with the big blade. thats why you see the burn marks. "work blades seem to rip though everything with no damage to the blade but seem to have more issues with bnding and upkick like that.

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Don't they all? Great vids do that.

Exactly.

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The spec sheet reads: "Strength: enough" :D

:D .... Top!!!

Strength is like the number of clamps you have: never enough, and in fact you apply more clamps to achieve more strength to hold things together. They are really fine woodworking, but in the end, I prefer steel pipe.

Thanks and good luck with them, Graham :)

My thought is how much do you roughly think it cost you to make these, lumber costs will very but just wondering?

CojakSilverBack I just picked up the very limited hardware required and it was less than $20 for enough to make six clamps. Hard wood here is less than $20 for the six clamps. So probably a little over $5 per clamp.

It pumps out nearly as fast as I can use it :)

The trick is to only build projects that have a clamp or two as part of the design, then just leave these in there. :)

You can use clear packing tape or plastic wrap I guess.

I read farther down in the comments +TheGeekPub and he says paste wax is your friend

pledge spray furniture polish works well, or just rub them with a candle.

Wax paper seems to work the best for me

Coating with poly helps. Also a coat of paste wax will add even more protection.

Thanks for answering this. I had the same question. These clamps are awesome!

My thoughts is just fine sanding n wax buff finish

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