Improve Your CLAMP Storage - Fabricating Clamp Hangers
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- Опубликовано: 4 ноя 2023
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While you can never have too many clamps, storing your clamps can take up lots of space. These simple welded steel hangers take up minimal space while holding lots of clamps. This concept is one that can easily be customized for your own assortment of clamps
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“I have too many clamps!”….said no DYI-er ever!
Or professional!
The clamp rack turned out awesome nice work
Nice simple solution to a very common shop problem, it's just too bad you don't have any clamps!
We all really appreciate you're videos and the way you think through whatever design issues you have and to come up with great solutions. Great informative video as always, thanks.
Welding is such a great aid in arranging hooks and shelves
Thanks John Switzer
What a great use of a small space.
Very nice solution for clamp storage
This turned out to be a really nifty clamp storage solution! Excellent use of metal and wood to accomplish a goal. I can't wait to see more!
I need more clamps
Nice brackets, the things I would do differently, only because I don't have a bandsaw set up for metal cutting, is to leave the brackets a 90 degrees and use the welder to add a bead on top to prevent the clamps sliding off. It doesn't take much to create that kind of retention and the welder would make a sufficient tab.
I miss your forging videos but I have to admit - your increased quality in video has impressed and captured me. You’ve gotten so comfortable with the camera and you have an easy way about you John. Well done. I look forward to seeing you and keep checking for the next video. Keep at it John.
Great looking Clamp Rack John. Enjoyed your video really good presentation and helpful instructions too. That's going to work good for you. Liked the looks of the little snow fall around there, stay safe and keep up the good work. Fred.
Awesome job John.
Hi John, I had a flashback when you lit your stove of Dave Richards, old time steam powered machine shop, when he lights the boiler. Wasn't quite sure what to expect. Most of my clamps are for steel fabricatorcation. But we need woodworkers too. Nice job. 👍
finished up really nice John! 😎
Thanks 👍
Good job. Thank you 😊
Well, that's another project I have to do. Cheers, mate. Another great video.
What do you mean you don't need any more clamps?
There is still bare wall space to fill with clamps!
And floors, if there aren't boxes of clamps sitting in the most inconvenient place, you don't have enough of them.
I love your video’s
Tuned out good, John!
Organization is a strange mistress in my shop.
I don't know John it looks like you could use some more clamps. It looks like a very good system for your space! Thanks again for sharing!
Gotta love the convection fan sitting on the stove! Did you make it? Great shop improvement, by the way.
No, we bought that many years ago
A single board at the bottom to hook your c-clamps over will collect less detritus than a box.
The clamp rack turned out amazing you said you could forge the brackets sounds like a lot of work but how would you do it 🤔
How awesome. Great video as always ☺☺
Thanks John another great job as always. 👍
Glad you enjoyed it
I love your content. Keep it coming.
Great video as always, what is the function of the little spinning gadget on the wood stove?
👍
As my wife knows well, John...You can never have enough clamps.
It's incredible to see just how creative you are John! Thanks for sharing this concept with us. I'm a bit north from you and today it's supposed to be 75⁰F today. Maybe it will be that for you too and melt some of that snow!
Oh, while I'm thinking of snow. How do you keep your shop propane from getting too cold that it doesn't work? The other day when it was 25⁰ here my forge wouldn't light. I suspect the propane was too cold from the night before when it got to 16⁰ out.
We should be warm here today as well. Small propane tanks are an lissue in the cold. 100 pound cylinders do much better. The main shop uses a 500 gallon tank and never has a problem
@@BlackBearForge woah, maybe one day I'll get a big upgrade! For now I'm stuck with my 20lb tanks. I've heard a blanket helps. I'm thinking since it's not too hard to do, I'll just bring them inside on days I know it's going to be super cold.
You have a lot of clamps! Do you have a team working with you we haven't seen? 😉
and still it seems like you never have just the right number of the ideal clamps.
Passando por aqui para mais um bom vídeo, deixar um like sem pular os anúncios. Esta é minha contribuição para este canal tão bom.👍
Dear Mr. BLACKBEAR,
I have an unsolved problem in the Art of blacksmithing:
How does it work, that the cable of my grinder is always 15 times drilled around, though i have it only 2 times in my hand and take care not to drill it once a time???
Do you have any explanation, or per haps a solution?
I started out using Minwax for my blacksmithing because the store didn't have any Johnson's (this was before Johnson's was discontinued). I like it just fine. BTW, does that clamp rack stow in the little alcove right behind it?
Yes, it was made to fit that space
@@BlackBearForge It looked suspiciously like a clamp rack-sized alcove.
Suggestion for your no power shop, didn't you have a hand cranked wall mounted drill press? It would at least look great.
I actually sold the old one a few months before starting in on this shop. If I find one for sale thats ready to go to work, I will probably add it to this shop.