How to make a vertical clamp system
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Looking for an easy-to-build vertical clamp wall system that won't break the bank and requires minimal knowledge of tools and machinery? Look no further than this innovative design featuring double-clutch Torquata pipe clamps, brought to you by Timbecon Australia.
In this video, myself - an industrial arts professional with almost 20 years of experience will guide you through the step-by-step process of building your very own clamp wall. With its simple and effective design, this clamp wall is perfect for home improvement projects, as it can help increase your manufacturing process time and streamline your workflow.
The Torquata pipe clamps used in this system are of the highest quality and provide a secure hold for any project, while the easy-to-use design ensures that even beginners can get the hang of it quickly. Plus, since Timbecon is sponsoring this video, you can rest assured that you're getting the best possible products and expert advice.
Please note that while our expert has taken every precaution to ensure safety during the construction and use of this clamp wall, he holds no accountability for any injury caused by attempting to make this clamp wall or during the use of the finished product.
So what are you waiting for? Start building your own vertical clamp wall today!
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Hey man, love the video actually have a little clamping board video and yours shows up right after mine so I clicked on it. Great shop great video. Happy Woodworking to you man.
G'day Mate, just found you on the Timbecon channel. Always good to see a newer Aussie maker channel on the tubes. This is a brilliant idea I might steal one day, such a great use of space and makes these glueups much easier. Pretty sure you can swing it with traditional pipe clamps but the double clutch is a nice feature.
@mcdonoughdesign
Жыл бұрын
Thanks mate. Really appreciate it. Go nuts, I find it a pretty good use of space. The double clutch definitely makes the shelf work better as the shelf can slide up and down on the back of the pipes without hitting a fixed head. But yeah you could probably sort something out. Thanks for the follow 👍🏻
Yea its a really good idea , I've lost count how many clamps I've dropped and damaged through out the years
Great idea for my small shop! Thanks so much for the video
@mcdonoughdesign
6 ай бұрын
No problem 👍🏻
Really great project, thank you for sharing. I plan on using most of your concept for my custom rack system. Cheers~
@mcdonoughdesign
6 ай бұрын
Awesome 👍🏻
Hell yeah! Great idea - thanks 👍🏻
@mcdonoughdesign
5 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed 🤙🏼
Very Nice Man !!!!
@mcdonoughdesign
4 ай бұрын
Cheers mate. Does the job for what I needed it for 👍🏻
Brilliant idea 🎉
@mcdonoughdesign
4 ай бұрын
It did the job at the time with the space that I had 😀 was able to glue up a few coffee table tops 🤙🏼
genius!
@mcdonoughdesign
4 ай бұрын
I definitely didn't invent this type of system. I took the idea from some commercial setups I had seen and redesigned a "home use" clamp system. The idea of the T-section/pipe I hadn't seen before. Much smaller setup than the commercial ones I'd seen too. 👍🏻
Brilliant! Could lego-hand hooks on the end instead of the T-pieces, could allow quick addition or removal of clamps to the setup?
@mcdonoughdesign
Жыл бұрын
Quite possibly if the job being clamped isn't too heavy. With the thread though they do come off pretty quick anyhow but I like your thinking 👍🏻
Nice. Good job. Greetings from Sweden. / Peter
@mcdonoughdesign
5 ай бұрын
Thanks Peter. Hello from Australia!
Any lessons learned after 9months? How do you ensure the bottom clamp heads are all level to one-another?Glue drip catch feedback would be helpful, too. Thanks!
@mcdonoughdesign
5 ай бұрын
I use a spirit level to run along the bottom clamp heads to check they are all level. I run a length of brown wax cooking paper across the bottom ledge to catch the excess glue. The space saving aspect of the rack is definitely more of a positive than the accuracy. Everything I glue up has to go back through a thicknesser anyway, so it did the job for me. I have since moved into a commercial factory so I don't use it as much anymore. I still use the clamps but on our big glue up tables that are nice and flat. But it still comes in handy for the odd home project from time to time.