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Interesting article. I will have to confess that pipe clamps were some of my first clamps and are my go-to clamps for most edge glue ups. I find them easier to use than the parallel clamps that I own (Bessy and Jorgenson). I also like the fact that I can buy different lengths of pipe or couple them together for a variety of sizes without buying more clamps. When edge gluing, I normally do one over and one under along the length. And I have Masonite pads that I've hot-glued on the jaws. I do prefer black pipe, though, as I think the heads slip less with them. I have never had a problem
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Had to move where I stored several pipe clamps I use alot to make room for a light over my toolbox. No one size fits all on this job. The 5 ft clamps are stored on this upper holder, non adjustable. Max clamps with my pads on them is 12, and that is full. Began with a layout. For this project I will be using some MDF and edge banding it with pine. Why? I had some on hand and this fit the bill. Next I loaded this up and left it overnight. So now we have it all painted up and some Formica put on the top.
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Most of the glue ups are now done This mess will exit the clamps tomorrow, after a trip to the Doctor's office. Made some use out of the NEW Scrollsaw. I was a bit too tired to hand cut the corner blocks, so the scrollsaw did the dirty work. Was a bit hard to cut a straightline in 5/8" thick Poplar, but I got it close enough yeah, four of them.Two screws and a bit of glue. I'll come back later, and add a slot to attach the top with. Laid one piece of pine down to get a measurement for the bottom shelf Still have to cu
