DIY Ratchet Bar Clamp
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2015
- This clamp made from Plywood is a fun and easy build, with a cool ratcheting bar stock, and great clamping force.
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Good to see there are more people buying wood glue in the same shop that I use... Great clamps!
+Rolv Valle It does not stick very well, but it smells good, and any squeeze out can be licked away. thank you for the feedback Rolv
Ah, "a good ol' t-nut". I like that.
These are nice bar clamps. I'm watching some of your older videos at the moment. Good stuff.
Thanks Mark for the kind feedback, and for checking out my stuff.😀
Clever design on the wooden bar clamp.
Saw Dust Maker Thank you Sir, glad you liked it, and thanks for watching and commenting
I just love ratcheting clamps they are much easier to use especially a homemade one :)
Tom Howbridge Thanks Tom. Glad you liked it
Great project as always, I loved the music also. Thanks for sharing!
What a fantastic design! They look great and seem like they would function really well, can't wait to make some!
That's crazy cool! Thanks!
Circles Woodshop Thank you Sir, and thanks for watching, glad you liked it
Another great build Roy, thanks for sharing!
dana smith Thank you very much for watching, glad you liked it
Perfect! Brilliant design man.
aintgonnahappen Thank you very much for the kind comment.
what a complete design. keep up the good work.
Warwick Foster Thank you for the kind comment, and for watching
Always have innovative ideas Roy! Really like the design. Great choice of pencil by the way!
***** Thank you Ty, much appreciated. The pencil worked as intended:)
I think this is brilliant, thank you for sharing your video!
+Tim Mann Thank you Tim, glad you liked it, and thanks for watching and commenting
You sir are brilliant
Thank you for the kind generous comment
really awesome
Alan Byrne Thank you Alan
well hats off to you, i like it alot.
Well done! Good, simple design.
Jason Rausch Thanks a lot Jason
Bravo. Thanks for sharing.
michele vitarelli Thank you very much for watching and commenting.
Another great project and video. I think I'm going to have to make a few of those...
Ant Mallett Thank you Sir. That would be cool. Please feel free to send me some images if you decide to build them
Awesome claps And video Roy. Thanks for. Sharing.
Patrick's work shop Thank you for the kind words Patrick, much appreciated
Not a big fan of wooden bar clamps but your design is so original I actually liked it:))
Михаил Макаревич Thank you for the kind words, and thank you for sharing the video. Приветствую наблюдателей на востоке :)
Brilliant, thank you for sharing, Best wishes Harry
The Little Garden Shed Workshop Thank you Harry for the kind words, and thanks for watching
Superbra arbete som alltid :) Thanks for sharing :)
Brought the plans and gonna make some this weekend if I have time,always love you're videos.innovative and cool ideas.
Dave's woodworks Cool, thank you Sir and happy building. It would be cool if you where willing to share some photos of your finished product, maybe to post on my web site. Have fun and thank you for the generous comment, and for watching
+Bellevue Woodshop yes I am gonna take picture and hopefully a video
Dave's woodworks Even better, please send me the link if you decide to make a video
I was wondering where the biscuits were, then bam......with honey. Just an idea for helping with the racking problem, Steve French has a cool idea in a video he did on shop improvements. Truly enjoy your videos.
Think you where trying to comment on Jayes video :-)
Michael Mueller Yup I think this was headed for Jay Bates pipe clamp workbench vise. But thanks for watching Danny Shackleford
Bellevue Woodshop That is weird. I was wondering what happened to my comment. I watched his video right after yours. I tried to comment on yours and his but when I submitted it I got a message that said there was a problem(I'm using my daughter's tablet because my phone is broken)..... Anyway sorry about that.... Like I thought I said last night, I like the clamp and I usually thread bolts right into the wood and haven't had any issues with them pulling out. The lock with the rubberband is the best part, I would probably just play with the clamp at first, making a bunch of clicking noise..... until my wife got annoyed.
Danny Shackleford Hmm, YT sometimes play some dirty tricks on ya. :) Thanks on the feedback on the clamp, it is much appreciated. Funny you should mention the clicking noise.....I have taken myself, several times, just ratcheting and making clicking noises again and again. . thanks for watching
Good idea, my friend.
Thank you Ricardo
Wow these are super! I want to make some NOW! :)
+Cosmas B Thanks Cosmas, glad you liked them, and they are an easy build
Bellevue Woodshop som alltid, godt jobba :-)
Jan H Brenna Takk, Takk Jan
Gostei muito... Obrigado pela partilha.
Filipe Soares Muito obrigado Filipe
great and artestc
+bati800 Thank you, glad you like it
Boa noite! uso um sistema desse !mas a fabricação e o modo de funcionamento desse seu é muito bom! parabéns pelo acabamento dos seus trabalhos.
Leonardo Rinaldes Muito obrigado Leonardo. Que bom que vc gostou
Nice clamp thanks for sharing. Ya I'm way behind on video
+Mike Fulton Thanks Mike, thanks for watching
Glue from Biltema, good choice:)
spawacz34 Yup, waterproof outdoor glue, dries a little faster than my other Pvac glue....and waiting for glue o dry while shooting YT video.....is not tha fun
oh nice idea ,i think so
Thanks Tomas😀👍
I wonder if a small diameter bungee cord would work better than rubber bands. Also have you tried to make longer version? I am imaging 6ft long, but you would probable need it them to be a lot thick and maybe wider.
+Michael Crawford I dont see why bungee cord could not be used. I just used some readily available parts. I think if you want to avoid major flex, they should be taller , but wider would of course also work, especially if you use plywood. Thanks for watching and commenting Michael
I really LOVE your creations! It's just painful that I have to wait months for new ones! :(
How long for the next? :)
+Giaco Whatever Thanks a lot for the kind comment. I am sorry for the long periods between releases. I really do want to put out content more frequently, but have two issues.
I want to release content that has some special/unusual approaches to project. call it some kind of originality. And tha main factor is TIME. I wish I had more time available to put out more content. hopefully this winter I can get out some projects more frequent, but no promises. I have not set a date for next video yet
I totally agree with the first part and I knew it! Your videos are always special and it's impossible to make them once a week! I do vids once a week but mine are moslty as simple as they can be... Little projects that anyone can do... Yours are honestly amazing! I saw all of them 3 times... A couple of em 5 or six... Thank you for you work man! Looking foreard to seeing more! :)
Great clamps - how come you decided to put the ratcheting mechanism on the top "clamping" surface rather than the bottom "non-clamping" surface?
gracias por la informacion,yo soy barnizadora en mexico y quiciera aser unos sarjentos para mi papa q es carpintero como regalo q m encantaron tus sargentos gracias y sigo viendo tus videos saludos desfe mexico.
Muchas gracias. Me alegro de que te haya gustado
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You can use wax finish also :-)
Kalin Tzankov Yup, any no-stic finish should work great, such as wax
A good way to harden wood threads is to soak them in CA/Super glue.
Tyler S I have never tried it, but I guess that would work great. I remember in my model airplane day, I always reinforced the balse cutouts edges and endgrain with superthin CA glue
From "Mat S" (he has replies disabled) "Great clamps - how come you decided to put the ratcheting mechanism on the top "clamping" surface rather than the bottom "non-clamping" surface?"
I had that thought as well (at first). But now that I think about it, having the notches toward the piece that's being clamped would help keep glue from sticking to the clamps, when doing big glueups.
J DeWitt I noticed the same thing, and notified him, and also answered the Q in a PM. I did not actually experiment with it any other way, as I am unsure about how one would achieve a positive stop for the upper part with the notches on the bottom of the bar. i might be missing something obvious here. But as you say, it creates less contact surface with the glue-up surface with only the top of the ratchet notches touching the board. Thanks for watching, sharing and commenting
Bellevue Woodshop The design would have to be slightly different, but you could have notches on the bottom and still have a positive stop for the upper part. Think of it like this. Instead of pushing against the notch on top, it would be pulling against the notch on the bottom.
Estupendos sargentos de madera,como puedo obtener plantillas
Gracias, todos mis planes están disponibles en mi sitio web: www.bellevuewoodshop.com
Veldig kult! De så ganske så stødige ut også.
Hva heter forresten den typen kryssfiner du bruker? Minner meg veldig om det de bruker mye av i USA, men jeg har ikke sett noe av det i Norge noe sted.
Bellevue Woodshop Jaha! Så det er det samme jeg ser alle americanerne bruker. Synd at det er dyrt, for det er veldig bra som du sier, også ser det veldig pent ut og til å være kryssfiner. Vet du ca kvadratmeter pris på det? Jeg kunne tenke meg å bare kjøpe en liten bit til å lage såkalt "miter-sled".
Hva er forresten den sliper'n på 2:52 i videoen? Ser ut som en fler-eteasje spindel-sander med forskjellig tykkelser eller noe? Ser veldig stilig ut i hvert fall!
Bjørnar Magnussen Har du rett og slett sag med miter-slots i? tøft. Nei pris er jeg usikker på, men gjetter 1000-1200 +mva for ei full 8x4 fots plate, men som sagt, kun gjetting. Slipemaskinen er en egenprodusert og designet tårnpusser, og som du sier den har flere diameter spindler som kan brukes samtidig. Du kan sjekke ut viden på den her: ruclips.net/video/Ha_ywT7Plns/видео.html
Bellevue Woodshop Har sag med miter-slots ja. Eller, jeg skal kjøpe nå snart.
Om det er rundt 1000 lappen for en plate tror jeg at jeg må styre unna :P Kjøper heller nytt verktøy til den prisen!
Jeg skal sjekke ut den spindleren! Trodde jeg hadde sett det meste du har lagt ut, men må ha gått glipp av den videoen. Takk for svar forresten :)
:/ I like this and I suspect the cost to get the wood, dowels and misc bitn n bobs will be more than it would cost for a pair off clamps off E-Bay. Offcourse its not just about the cost , its about the pleasure of making something for yourself. However whats more effficiant ? Great if you have the materials lying about or notice some going to waste that you can procure. Here in the UK materials are soo expensive everythings being shipped in from china :/
+ScotsFurian Thank you, and I see your point. But as you say, its the pleasure of creating something, and in my case I got ALL the parts for free, so the only thing it cost me was the labour, and that was the fun part, thanks for watching and commenting
You sound like Christopher Walken
Nucc's Garage more cowbell!
Nucc's Garage Hmmmm. I might have heard that I time or two:):)
Nick Ferry "Fellas....It sounded great...but honestly...I could have used a little more cowbell"
Hey are you danish because i saw a danish sign in your shop tour 2014 video.
+snorre dyhr Close Snorre, Norwegian it is
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Ryan Trogdon Hi Ryan. thank you for offering to contribute to the growth of the channel. I am honoured. I have not set up an spreadshirt store or similar, but I will look into it. The shirts I wear in the latest video I had made in china as a test batch just for fun. I have sent you a PM about the stickers. thanks for watching and commenting
Visste ikke at Hamburger dressing fungerte som trelim...må hamstre noen neste handlerunde! 🤣
Det fungerer sjukt bra....og det beste av alt er at evt squeeze out kan enkels slikkes bort....og godt smaker det også
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Some constructive criticisms: "Obviously just an idea but the wood has to be strong enough to not bend.
The video is almost nine minutes long and after so much work it could t
I don't know why, but I would really like a hamburger right now
+Sander Janssens Best smelling glue ever