5 Life Hacks for Clamps: Part 4 / Woodworking Tips and Tricks
5 Life Hacks for Clamps: Part 4 / Woodworking Tips and Tricks
A few more Clamping life hacks to help solve more of the woodworking workshop challenges we encounter, these are quick ways of adapting your existing clamps.
There’s a lot of great woodworking tips and tricks in this video, great for any woodworker that loves hand tools.
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5 Quick Clamp Hacks Part 3: https://youtu.be/IBcU_ngqOL0
5 Quick Clamp Hacks Part 2: https://youtu.be/GraXTJiteDY
5 Quick Clamp Hacks Part 1: https://youtu.be/Pp7b-kziLqU
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Great tips sir! And thanks for forth watch link! That thing is great looking! Edit, uh oh, I can’t see watch link… am I missing something? ?? 😆
Great tips Colin. Where is the link to your watch Can’t seem to find it.
great tips and great video. love your channel
Thank you Sir 😊
Great tips as usual!
Thanks my friend
Simplest solution I’ve seen for clamp jaw extenders. Thanks for that.
Thank you! Simple solutions to many of my problems.
You know you say your name totally wrong…Knecht was the name of the people/ kids that lived at the farmers house and worked for their food. They had little primitive rooms, no heater. Just some wood walls separating the bitter cold outside. They usually couldn’t afford shoes and their parents “gave” them to farmers because they were so poor and at least their kids could still eat working at farmers.
Great video. Loved the simple C-clamp idea about hanging them upside down. I have always had to tighten mine down to keep them from slipping off.
Great tips , well presented in an easy and friendly manner. I wish all tips videos were as watchable as yours!
Have you tried for edging bicycle tube cut in short stripes and attached to spring clamps?
Those bar clamp extensions…
You come up with that yourself ?
I cannot believe I never thought about it…or seen it …and I’ve got about 38 antique/vintage books on woodworking that detail more elaborate yet far less functional concepts to achieve the same thing.
If that’s your idea…you should be proud!..that’s a game changer for sure!
I restore antiques and am in constant need of unusual clamping concepts.
That idea changed my life for the better in a small way. 👍🏽😁
Cork/silicone pads for a non-marring surface….so simple, yet so obvious, once you point it out!
Good tip!
The extension bar is awesome! I could have used that a while ago. I’m going to make it with some scrap I have lying around.
nice tips
Does any one ever use a biscuit joiner thanx
Bottle caps are also good for "C" clamps. I use them in pieces that I do not want to scratch, and they’re free. Good video!
Great tips.
I’m thinking of building the c-clamp bar on my work bench that you showed. What about putting the flat bar on the inside of the front legs so that the claps are a little further under the top and out of the way? Any issues you see with this?
Love it!
Great video!
Whoops, I left out the “felt”, apply a 1” Strip of felt with double sided tape to the dust collector frame. This acts as a gasket.
Another hack for clamps is run a piece of 2in blue tape down the clamp and the glue squeeze out lands on it and when done clamping can pull it off easy clean up.
Great video about clamps
Great Ideas!
When utilizing "peel and stick" anything mare sure to clean the surface you are sticking to. I know this, but often forget to do it, or just try to brush the dust off with a finger. WHen I take the time to clean the surface it always stays.
Thx. for the clamping tips. I’m a wood carver, bear hand carvings of all sizes and chainsaw bear carving for years. And I do use clamps for many purposes.
Ein paar grossartige Ideen …man erkennt SOFORT den Handwerker 🤗👍👍👍👍
Awesome tips, going to do that extension for my clamps.
Thanks, Colin.
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Nice, thank you / hvala !
I like the extensions.. Now I have a project to keep me busy this week.
As far as the term ‘hacks’ ? Ehhh.. Just call em modifications. Hacks sounds like it’s some super secret stuff that requires a secret hand shake or something.. It’s not that complicated Collin.. lol
Very useful hacks/tips. Thanks for sharing.
I really like your channel. Great tips and easy directions on your videos!
the cork idea is really cool, gonna have to adopt it… THANK YOU!
Thanks for the tips sir…..
Great tips, where is the link for your watch ?
Great tips Colin👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Some great ideas here. Thanks!
I particularly like the simple edge banding method and will use it.
Hey Colin. Thanks for the new tips. We have just been doing a room divider using MDF AND PUTTING 5mm Parota plywood on its faces. You tip on edging plywood with a wood edge with painters tape in theory would this work putting the plywood on the MDF using the same method?
Thanks Colin great, useful tips! -Ken
Nice tips collin thanks for sharing
Router tables
As always. I am amazed!! Great video!!
THANKS FOR SHARING..FROM ARGENTINA
Great tips Colin!
Again Great tips Collin
Thanks for the great ideas Collin