Deep Throat Clamp - Easy to Make Any Size With Threaded Rod
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- Make a long reach clamp easily using threaded rod. The steel or galvanised threaded rod are available at most local hardware stores in many different sizes.
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Ingenious! I need one of these clamps. I'll figure out why very soon.
Thanks, Jack!
Your return is well appreciated...Always great to see a whole different approach to solving a problem
Nice to see you are still at it. You have just made me go to the hardware shop to buy some pipes and elbows. Great Idea. Thanks and Thumbs UP
I missed you Jack. Good to see you back.
That is genius, Jack! So simple but so effective AND versatile. Amazing I’ve never seen that before. What an awesome idea, sir. Thank you for sharing! 👍🏼
Wow, I haven’t seen a video of yours in a long time, and I was wondering if you were ever going to make any more, or at least, if I was ever going to get another recommendation of your videos. Glad to see that you are! Perfect timing for this video. Thanks Jack. Aloha
Genius mate. Long term fans will know that this guy is actually a piano engineer in his day job.
Jack, good to see,you are well. Once again you have knocked the ball out of the park. Thank you for sharing.
Great idea Jack, I was on the verge of buying a couple large throat clamps for an upcoming project,. Think I will make them and save some money, thanks
*Deep throat
Challenge mathias to a clamp battle
Deep,Throat Clamp... hmmm, the algorithm might direct a few unwanted punters here with that title! 😂. Good to see you back Jack.
Wow, just what I need for my next project!!! THANK YOU!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Another cleaver idea Jack! I can use on like this once in a while. Thanks for sharing and glad to see you back!
That's a wonderful idea, Jack - I will definitely try that. Great to see you back, by the way - you're looking in good shape.
Good idea and nice work ! 👍 👍
Awesome thanks i have been looking for an alternative for just that kind of clamp had no idea if it would have worked. Good to see you back
This is a really good idea. It's simple, quick, and easy.
I am quite impressed by your capability to think outside the box. Well done and thank you for sharing with us!
Just when I thought I had enough clamps, aargh! Great idea and tutorial Jack :-)
Thanks for sharing, I enjoy your videos and gives me ideas on how I can improve my woodworking
Jack! You’re back! Once again you have the coolest projects. Thanks for sharing this, it’s one I will definitely use.
I missed you Jack. Good to see you back
Brilliant idea, as usual. Glad to see you back. Always enjoy your work.
You always have very very very good ideas. And therefore a very interesting video. Thank you.
Okay, this is the _best_ method for deep C clamps so far.
Cool idea! Thanks Jack and welcome back! ☺
Well, bless your heart, Jack. What a clever idea!
Thanks for sharing that
I can't believe I didn't think of this first. Nice job.
It's great to see another tutorial from you. This is a great idea for a deep throat clamp. Thanks for making it.
You did it again, Jack! Great idea.
Always good ideas from Jax Workshop. Thanks mate.
Brilliant idea. Easy to make and very functional.
Absolutely brilliant idea.
Glad to see an upload hope you are well sir and the weather is fine spring is coming !
You should call that The Clever Clamp because that is very clever. Thank's for sharing.
It's always nice to see one of your videos pop up on my feed. Hope you're all well Jack.
I wish Jack was my neighbor. Wake up in the morning, grab a cup of coffee.. Go sit on the porch.. Look over and see Jack making a treadmill into a giant belt sander... Look back at my garden... Take another sip of coffee...
Yes, but that is just the first day, a few days later you're in that garden digging and digging with your John Deere.
Jack, simply outstanding, keep them coming!
Excellent idea! And I like the adjustability.
SIMPLE VERY EFFECTIVE INEXPENSIVE BRILLIANT THANK YOU JACK
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you!
That is a great idea Jack. Thanks for sharing it.
Good to see you are doing well. This is really a great idea...
Hi Jack. Good to see and hear you. AND with a great project. 👍👍👍
Excellent idea Jack.
"Perfect is the enemy of good enough" definitely applies here!
Right on!! Thank you Jack...GREAT TO SEE YOU !!
welcome back, great idea
3/1/2020 USA Grandpa Bill: Jack, you just made me smile the biggest smile. Good application!
Great job, great jack
Fantastic Concept! Thank you!
Well, I must say Jack that those are some "heavy" duty clamps for sure! Nice idea......👍👍
P.S. I wonder if you could have used heavy gauge Aluminum to cut down on the weight??
You just saved me a ton of money.
I like that jack great idea 💡
Very good. Oh, Jack H., you're spoiling us. But I think you need to fabricate a jump seat jig for that clamp quality testing rig you devised.
Brilliant idea Ive lost count of the times I have cursed for not having a deep enough throat on my clamp Im making this bad boy.
it is great to see you making videos again!
very good, solid and very simple
from France
good 🌹
This is a great idea! Thanks for sharing! 😇😎
Great idea, good to see you again jack
Thanks Jack another good video. In the past we talked about pianos, do you still do anything with them? Technology has changed so much in the last 10 years, I'm thinking get rid of the 100 year old player and going digital. I'm in my 60s now digital is so compact any ideas you could share on a good digital player with a good library? I'm sure your done with the old style but it's okay if you don't want to discuss those things. Thanks for sharing you builds with us. I always enjoy your builds.
I can help you with any kind of acoustic pianos but don't know anything about digital pianos.
Though he suspects they are easier to move.
You can stiffen them with plywood if you are going really big, you could even make ones that are three layers of ply thick that go over the pipe and bolts go through the plywood to lock it to the pipe. Haven't seen my idea but it'll work, could use them on normal pipe clamps too.
Clever as always, Jack!
Smart! Great concept!
So this is an ingenius hack! I love it.
Great idea.... nice to see you back..
Awesome idea, thanks for sharing
Going to build me one jack...actually about 3 or 4....great idea
Nice idea and design. Have to tried it on a typical weighing scale to see how much force it can apply? Just wondering. I am sure there is some deflection as you secure it, so the scale would tell the real story... Thumbs Up!
Brilliant and gives new meaning to the term "pepe clamp"! Would be great to know how much clamping force it can deliver.
Great awesome work Jack 👍👍👍👍Martin. Germany 🇩🇪
That's a really good idea! Thanks Jack!
Pretty darn neat.
Somehow I don't think there will be enough clamping force to be safe.
Are you mad? These things last years and carry hundreds of kilos worth of radiators, boilers and pipework for years unmaintained, kilos of water inside too.
my 200 pound test is all I need
depends on the use for sure. but I bet they put out as much as some of the cheap small squeeze clamps. But no way they would put down the force of average C clamp or wood clamp. To much deflection.
@@jvmiller1995 Build it yourself, it's barely 15$ in cost brand new, or if you got scrap pipes it's free. Then get your "normal" same size clamp and see which one "deflects" more and which one has this magic power you are all "i am consumer zombie only company products work!!" zombie over..
@@dimitar4y Maybe you should not assume before you comment. I have several homemade clamps myself As well as homemade belt grinder and scroll saw on my channel and many other homemade tools. I was just pointing out it would have some degree of flex and may not be perfect if you really need to suck something down. So sorry I hurt your little feelings. So I guess that just makes you a zombie troll then?
Brilliant Jack! Great Idea!
simple but great idea, well done thanks
It's great to see another video from you, Jack !! Is that tee shirt in the video's thumbnail telling us where you been spending your time instead of making videos? ;) just kidding... :)
Gentleman, may i make a suggestion? You can use a 1/4 inch T junction, put a long nut inside (it is about M14 or M16 in metric) epoxy it and you will be a happy man😃
Good one Jack
Awsome worke! Greetings from Germany 😁
Genious - as always 👌😊
That is an awesome idea!
Well that's a cheaper fix than buying those stupid things. Thanks Jack!
Brilliant. Thanks, Jack!
Brilliant!
Excellent. Thank you for sharing.
Neat idea Jack!
1:40... Stuntman Jack 💪💪💪💪💪💪💪👍🤗🇨🇭
We haven't seen you for a long time.
I believe that you should add a guy from the last quarter of the binding. Maybe it gives better pressure and safety
Ingenuity! "Unprofessional", so you don't see such high efficiency and high ingenuity solutions in so called "businesses"... even though it's better than commercial "custom" items that are usually high cost and high shite.
Now that, I think...I hope...I better, I can make this from some of the crap laying around.
And with it, make clamping, those deep clamping needs much easier.
I give this a two, Fonzie, thumbs up. 👍 + 👍 = 👌
Also,
So I got the parts, but realize that drilling the hole for the nut, is going to be probably the hardest part since I don't have a drill press. Drilling holes into pipe at a perfect plumb centered on both sides...it has to line up with that nut and I don't want to remove any more material from the pipe than what is required.
And,
Your piece of "All Thread" needs to be long enough for any future changes.
Last thing,
It may be cheaper to buy one long pipe and cut it in half rather than purchasing two shorter lengths.
Bloody great idea!
Fantastic idea thanks for sharing 🍺🍺👍👍
Love it! Thank you!
Its bloody good!
Cool!
That was a great project, Jack.
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
My wife said that her capacity has increased two fold since she started using this "clamp" and for that I thank you kind sir.
Great project. Why didn't I think of that? Lol