Earl. Your video came up on my feed, I'm so glad it did. "Everybody knows how to drill a hole, I hope." made me laugh.

Thank you for your service and for sharing this beautiful clamp.

Earl has shown me that keeping things simple is always cheaper. Earl you remind me of my father!! thanks for sharing!!

Ingenious idea! God will bless you for sharing your wisdom and know how!

Been searching for this method. Clamps are giving me troubles, and rubber bands only work for the right size rings. This is very universal. Thanks. Chuck

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

23 күн бұрын

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That's a good idea,I have watched this idea you offered before so I will make one.I just happen to have some three quarter nylon blocks so if I drill a hole through that,it won't split. "THANKS"

A BIG Thank-You Earl.First for your service to our country and second for this great idea.Going to the shop to make one right now.

That ring clamp you made is great, Earl!

I made 5 of these clamps, but my dog ate 2 of them. They made great chew toys! The other 3 are working great! Thanks Earl!

What a great idea! The simple ideas are quite often the best. I made my first segment rings yesterday and struggled with the gapping and clamping. I’ve just watched your video on the segment cutting and now this clamp and I’m happy that my next segments will be a lot tighter than my first!! I really like your method too, watching people like yourself in your shop is great as all the little things you do make a big difference. I’ve just subscribed too . Thank you 👍🏻

This is brilliant! I'll be making a bunch of them for sure! Thanks for sharing and thank you for your service. Cheers from Canada!

@JuanPerez-ek8wd

2 жыл бұрын

it was brilliant.. so simple, cheap and easy.. absolutely BRILLIANT....

I have a son that spent 20 years in the Marines,he has built a nice out building and works with wood in that nice shop. " THANGS "

Thanks for sharing your wealth of knowledge. It is very much appreciated.

Your clamp for gluing segment rings is old-school genius thinking. Since I'm an old-school Norwegian, I decided to try your method. Followed your instructions and completed the clamp and the first ring this morning. Worked flawlessly! Thank you for sharing your talents!

I tried rubber bands and moved to metal band clamps. For years I've been frustrated due to usually having to find two clamps end-to-end to get the the correct size I need and having excess glue on the bands clogging the screw threads. I saw another of your videos where you used this clamp and was amazed at the simplicity. Thanks for this post where you show how you make it and provide comments on best construction techniques and materials. A couple of these are my next shop project!

Cheap, simple and brilliantly effective, well done to you Earl!

You just save me a lot of money and ring clamps! What a fantastic idea! You are the man! Thank you thank you thank you love it!

First, let me say thank you for your service. Second, this method is one I’m going to use. Thank you for sharing!

Hey Earl, Thank you for your contributions to the woodworking community. Guys like you, that are sharing your skills is helping to keep woodworking alive and interesting. I really like the Rassmussen clamp. Could be a merchandising item. Thanks again, Ed W

@Daveinbrewtown

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, you should sell them It would be an honor for most of us to own a piece of your art/tool Thank you for thee idea. Looking for something cheap and easily accessible I’m working on a 20” stave bass drum

Genius but simple! Thanks for sharing

Very inspiring, clear and easy to understand. Thanks for the video! USN retired

I just started turning and really enjoy the idea of segmenting. Thanks for your simple way of getting it done. Remind me of my grandfather and dad that now are both gone.thanks for your channel and honesty. Take care.keep up the great video's

Well, I’m convinced! You run your shop like I do, “nothing wrong with simple and cheap”. I’m ready to start doing some segmented stuff and was looking for an alternative to steel bands. Thanks for sharing. 😎👍

I will be making this. Very useful!! Thank you, and thank you for your service!

what a great idea. i made several today and they work very well. so simple and effective. thank you Earl for sharing

Ok Earl. I've been a segmenting myself for a number of years. Always used rubber bands (never liked using band clamps either). Your clamp looks slick as owl $%$#. I am definitely going to have to give that a try! Thanks for sharing

ok... now that was smart and badass.. that is so super cool... this is how I'm going to do it for now on.. I'm going to make me a few of these.. I'm a cabinet contractor and I have plenty of short pieces of hardwood.. what a great idea... thank you so very much sir..

What a great idea Earl.....thank you for sharing. Take it easy and keep these videos coming.....👍👍

Thanks, great idea, i'm gonna make me a couple for myself. I really enjoy your videos keep em coming.

Thanks Earl, worked perfectly for me , love its simplicity

simply brilliant, like any other great idea, deceptively easy....and why didnt I think of this before!! Thanks for posting

Earl Thank you for this great tip! I will be putting this to use today. Those band clamps give me fits too!

@lindabarondeau5766

4 жыл бұрын

Great video.direct to the point.love them.stay safe.thank you for your service to this country

Wow Thank you. I have fought with clamps forever. This worked in less then 10 minutes. The time it took to make it.

A very useful trick! I would never have thought of that. Thank you

Great Idea! Thanks for sharing! No more fighting with hose clamps!

Great idea, Earl! I'll be using this. Thanks!

Great idea. Going to make a couple tomorrow to use on the bowl I just started. Thank you, sir.

Great idea! I’m going out to my shop to make one now. Thank-you very much!!

Thank you, sir, for sharing this one! Gonna make me some of these! Best idea I have seen for shop made clamps for segmenting.

@zionalexis2876

3 жыл бұрын

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@jordankeith7364

3 жыл бұрын

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@zionalexis2876

3 жыл бұрын

@Jordan Keith thanks, I signed up and it seems like a nice service =) I really appreciate it!!

@jordankeith7364

3 жыл бұрын

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Great idea. Thanks for sharing. I need to make two of them for my project. I used the metal band clamps and what a hassle it was . My segments have to be ripped and will be about 4 to 6 inches high. I am making cannisters for flour and sugar. They'll have lids on them and will be oak. Nothing fancy but useable.

Tremendous idea! Thanks for the tip.

Just found your video and channel, great respect to you Sir!! I too served my country ,USMC. It takes a lot of courage for a fellow to post videos on here, considering the idiots that inundate you tube. I have subscribed and hope to see more of these great ideas,as I too, am rather frugal! Now Im off to build a " Rasmussen band clamp"!!

Great idea, Earl! I'll be using this. Thanks!

Great idea. I wonder if using some kind of sturdy composite plastic like deck board material would make it more durable.

Genius at work! Thank you for sharing

Great idea, thanks for sharing!

Great idea ... Thanks!

maestro la mejor forma de prensar segmentos.....gracias....

Cool, Earl!

Great idea Earl thanks

A simple idea that is really easy to use and best of all cheap to make, thanks for sharing

Thanks Earl, that was a great idea.

Thanks for the great tool !

LIKE! Simple is always better. Thanks for sharing!

Ingenious. Thank you.

Wow, great idea!

Just found this, GREAT IDEA!!!! hate the metal rings and rubber bands are hard to put on. Thanks

Where you been with these clamps for the last 3 years. Band clamps have been driving me crazy. thanks for the video. Going to my shop right now.

Great idea, thanks, tired of fighting clamping rings

thanks for the idea Earl, got my first one made already. lol

Thanks Earl, I'll put this to good use!

hey earl,. your circle clamp is really cool!

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

6 жыл бұрын

I got so tired of band clamps, I just had to make something better.

Hi Earl, That is the cat's meow! I will make a few and keep the hose clamps for other uses! Thanks for this and all you helpful videos! Did I mention that I love all of your segmented pieces? Tom

That is amazing. I'm going to make half a dozen today and put them in the raffle at our next woodturners meeting. Christian

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

7 жыл бұрын

I am glad some folks find my clamps useful.

great idea thank you very much

I will be making my Rasmussen clamps. Thanks.

Thank you Earl and have subscribed Cheers, Bram

Someone on a wood turning Facebook shared this, really good idea.

that is a great idea, Thank you. I am going to make me one.

Thanks for the idea!

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

2 жыл бұрын

Made a stop block for it kzread.info/dash/bejne/nKVhpsqfgrC-oto.html

Instead of wood, it might be easier to use a short piece of metal pipe with filed slots on the ends. Then tie knots in the cord loop, and you can change loop size by putting the screwdriver through different knots at different locations in the cord loop.

Thanks Earl

Thanks for the idea, No big box stores here so I'm off to dollar stores to get some rope. I also have lots of screw drivers. No idea how I got so many though.

Thank you sir.

Simple is Good!!

Earl thank you for your knowledge. Would you be able to provide a closer pic of the nylon cord and diameter you use to hold glue ups.

Genius

super

Hello Earl. I like your video on your string clamping segmenting rings. It got me to thinking about making one like yours for the same reason, I was not fond of steel hose clamps. I took a a little different path in my design. It worked but I have only been with it for about one week. Basically I used a 18 inch square piece of plywood, covered it with a plastic bag so the glue would not stick to it from the glue up of a ring. I used a nylon string I ran through a plastic tube used for air line cylinders long enough to encircle most any size ring. Anchor string to an small eyelet screw on the lower left of the board at the edge. Attached a small strip of wood about 1 of 2 inches lower than the screw eye. This way I can wind the string counterclockwise around under the strip of wood and around the ring returning where I started the string. The strip of wood at the bottom acts as a shelf to pull against when the string is tighten. The bottom side of the strip of wood I worked a grove on for the string to beheld captive when the string get tighten. Then the string continues on to the right side of the board where I made a ratchet gear and pawl with spring attached. Made a handle mounted on top of the ratchet with an extra screw to put the string on the screw with little a ring tided to the string. Turning the ratchet takes up the string and tightens the string bring the segment together.With Ratchet and Pawl you can tighten it as tight as you want.

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

6 жыл бұрын

I thought about making a ratchet system, but this was so much easier.

@Sea-Dog5496

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks Earl for the great video. I will try your way as I can see it works very well for you. Thanks for sharing. Also Earl a big thank you for your service to our country as I did hear you say you were in the service. I salute you and again Thank You.

Earl, question... do you ever have an issue with the glue from the segments sticking to the rope?

How glue you use ?

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

5 жыл бұрын

I use Titebond II glue

GREAT IDEA NO MORE BAND CLAMPS

Hello, Uncle Earl. My name is Anton. I am from Russia. I really liked your video and I have such a question. Please write the size of the segment of this circle, the width of the large radius and the angles of the segment. thank you very much.

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

5 жыл бұрын

Send me an email and I will send back a chart of the sizes and angles opensegmenter@gmail.com

Question.... You said this clamp was not suited for smaller rings, why is that?

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

7 жыл бұрын

They are too big to keep the segments aligned right, if I was going to make a lot of smaller rings I would make a smaller clamp

@garybeasley4885

7 жыл бұрын

earl rasmussen I was using it on some 4 1/2 inch rings and it worked fine. However I think a line half as thick would give more leeway. Scale everything down proportionally? I will let you know how well it works.

@earlssmallsegmentshop5798

7 жыл бұрын

3" is where I run into trouble.

@garybeasley4885

7 жыл бұрын

earl rasmussen Do you think it would help to notch the wood at the contact point to help hold alignment of the segments?