Woodworking clamp storage and organization
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Sure is funny to watch these old videos of you, Steve. Your the same guy as you are today. Very enjoyable, and thank you for the content.
I didn't notice all the safety trolling in this video the first time around. I just watched the Mere Minutes for this video, and now I am laughing hysterically. Steve, you are the man. Thank you for being arguably the most entertaining woodworking RUclipsr around!
I love this guy, he has such a great personality to watch and learn from.
I seriously can’t thank you enough Steve. I learned the basics of woodworking from my grandfather and now that I’m in my late 30’s, I want to pass it onto my kids. Your videos have cut my learning curve into a fraction of what my grandfather had to do. Thank you. You are a true inspiration
Thanks for this video, I have just enough of various sizes and spent the weekend trying different ways to get all the sizes up and put away.
Clamp racks divided into separate modules that can be arrayed on available wall space, and the slight negative angle for the bar clamp brackets, all great ideas, Steve. Thanks!
I know nothing about woodwork, but I love watching you work. Its like an art and its amazing what you can build with just wood.
best system I've seen for really holding not only clamps but some other large objects like garden tools. thank you so much.
Great idea storing the clamps behind the door!
Glued up some shelves for all my clamps! Didn't use a single clamp...
I keep re watching this video. It is amazing how you can tidy up a seemingly hopelessly messy area with a simple project. And that finished setup. Outstanding.
I just made the hanger for the pipe clamps and now working on the second clamp. Thanks for the plans this was just what I needed to get my clamps off of the floor. I've watched your videos for a while now and can say that you are one of the inspirations for me getting started in woodworking!
Mark Cater Where did you get the plans?
+Mark Cater www.aliexpress.com/store/product/50mm-truss-clamp-mini-360-silver-truss-clamp-aluminum-truss-clamp-for-lighting/1849054_32416953256.html
A very good and simple system where all of your different clamps can easily reached and utilized! Great video. I'd like to see more like this.
Steve, I love the simplicity of your ideas for everyone to your videos I have seen, which is many. You are my to-go idea man for all my wood making needs. I want to waste my time. Your ideas save time and creativity achieves the endpoint very satisfactory.
Thank you ~ this helps a bunch as I am cleaning and reorganizing my shop
lol!! Building a clamp rack for your multitude of clamps, but using some rocks to hold down the glued pieces.
Never underestimate the clamping ability of a nice big rock.
Eulayses Perry Have you seen his rock rack tho?
Thanks Steve. I've had the same problem. I would have never thought of using 3degree slant. it makes a difference.Thanks
This video has inspired me to get about 30 power strips, connect them all together and put every electrical device on the mess of power strips.
Thanks Steve, I used you pipe clamp holder as inspiration for my clamp holder.
I made 1 wide clamp holder to hold all of my pipe clamps as well as my bar clamps.
They make wire covers for those tube lights. We have them on our lights in the warehouse at work, and I've hit them with a few objects more times than I care to admit to, but I can honestly say those cheap wire covers really work! (and they save me from electric shock too!)
Hi, Nice job, Thanks for the idea. Change nothing, you are my inspiration. Have a nice day... from France
Hi,
many thank's for your videos.
Pierre (from France)
I am in awe! Just looked at this video, and love the thought that you put into gathering up your various clamping items and organizing them in the small area that you did. I have to show this one to my husband. PS...it is a riot to see your video's English captioning. It would really have a person that doesn't hear scratching their head.
I've been looking for a solution to my clamp woes as well. This is the best one I've seen so far.
Glad I saw this. I need a new clamp storage method and this looks like it.
That's a great idea for the clamps. I've been hanging mine from the rafters for months. Looks like I have a fun little project for tomorrow.
I will be using this idea very soon! Thanks Steve.
I like your energy mister.
Clever! . I love your videos because often show mistakes that we make in the shop. thats it . Woodworking for mere mortals !. Greetings from Argentina !. .
Your shop is real life wood working. Thanks for the clamp storage idea. Love it.
I just watched this for the 3rd time, went full screen this time and paused at every new camera angle, and I was laughing the whole way through it finding all the little safety hazards you set up. I definitely should've watched more carefully before I posted my first comment. You're hilarious.
It is difficult to start up a wood working project. I had wasted a lot time & money on my previous work. Then I found out the reason why, that's I did not have a specific plan & diagram. I always let things even worse when it can be fixed very easily if I had some experience. Then I discovered a wood working system that contains all of the detailed diagram, tips & tutorials - it help me lots.
You can also obtain it in the website beneath, I sure that it can save you a lot of money and time
help1.info/details-woodworking-plan
you could add some radius or angle to the front of your pipe- and bar-clamp storages, so that they slip in easier and your aiming can be less accurate when you put them away
I love your videos. It makes me feel normal. I watch other woodworking videos and feel so under-equipped and unskilled. Your channel is very appropriately names. Thanks Steve! Please keep the vids coming! I've gotten some good tips and techniques from you, not to mention MASSIVE amounts of entertainment, chuckles, and all out belly laughs!.
I might be late to this party. But good quick video. And it gives me an idea of how I want to set up some of my limited number of clamps And it breaks it down enough that even me a very amateur woodworker could complete. Expect for the table saw section. Still looking for a good old used one.
wow, how much your shop has changed! I discovered you long after you decluttered and painted.
great vid, Loved the demo with falling clamps, keep up the vid's your content is great, we don't need to see every saw cut or sanding for ever and.....
This is a very good design for storing clamps. Thank you!
Good solution for the problem. I'm always looking for ways to store things inmy tiny shop.
Thanks Steve for some good advice.
Thanks Steve. That will come in handy.
Thank you. Have just bought some new clamps, great storage ideas 💡
What a great video. I have had the same problems with my many clamps. I did make a similiar rack for my "F" clamps. I noticed you put then into the holder with the 'open' end to the wall. I place mine with the 'bar' at the back closest to the wall. My long pipe clamps will soon have a new home as well as the myriad of other clamps currently without a proper home.
Thanks again for an inspirational video.
I'll be in my new house in 2 weeks and it's got a double garage, YAAY! I'm a carpenter and joiner by trade but I reckon I might use some of your ideas so thanks. the wife n kids will never see me again! :)
That is nice project and good organization. And yea your'e right you can't ever have enough clamps. Great vid. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome!!! You are my new Norm Abrams to fill the void left by his retiring New Yankee Workshop.
Hey Steve, just made the bar clamp exactly how you did. Mine is a little smaller, but just as great! Thanks for the design and your other vids. Great stuff!
Pure Genius Steve! Making use of every inch of the workshop. Thanks for the inspiration
I love every video you make. Lots of fun to watch & very helpful. You sir have changed my life when it comes to woodworking. Thanks
excellent use of space.. and overall great job.. good idea using plywood for strength and durability.
Thanks for the video. Off to the shop to build clamp storage.
LOL - I saw that many of the shots had the power strip in there. Awesome!!!
I like your energy. Very entertaining.
awesome it gave me a lot of ideas for my garage and my clamps. thanks
Ah ah ah ... that vid is perfect! Good project, good edition and hell of a good replay value! I love the shot at 2:56 ... Naphts, thinner, matches, power bar!
wow it's very nice! And your speaking is very nice every day...! Good Luck!
LOL candle and thinner is priceless! Love the extra effort for my amusement.
beautiful idea, for me, i have so much clamps of different sizes & C-clamps, i will start creating your idea, thanks for sharing Steve
I needed this! Clamps EVERYWHERE currently!
I love the clamp rack I have very limited space in my shop and that system would be ideal so that looks like the next project when I have a day that is cool enough to get in my shop cheers
I was just looking at my pipe clamps today and thinking I need to build a rack for them. I like yours.
i love your videos man
because i really want to find a wood work tutorial but none of them exiting enough for me.
thanks man
I really enjoyed your video. Intelligent, informative and humorous.
thanks steve you are a inspiration!
I like watching your videos like this one, the ones that help me figure out how to set up my soon to be shop!
Neat, efficient and makes great use of otherwise wasted space. Nice!
You are funny, but professional and serious.
Your videos are awesome! Not to mention you're funny and crack me up. Thanks for all the hard work. I'm getting great ideas from every video!
Lol I loved the " demonstration " and the facial expression when the tape measure dropped haha. That was a great design though
You have some of the best ideas. Thanks for sharing with us
Just built the bar-clap one, very cool. holds 15 claps.
Appreciate this is a few years old, but by golly I wish I had your skills, Steve! Greetings from Wales by the way!
Cool clamp holders. I like them very much! Wait, there's Clamp Rack Follow Up, gotta go. See you later.
I've been watching your videos for about two months now and anytime I'm in the shop and use a brick to hold something I refer to it as a Ramsey Clamp. So...congratulations.
I love you videos. Thanks for the quality work and clear directions. I watch tons of wood working videos on here and everytime I go to comment section there's some body making safety suggestions. That drives me nuts
Great ideas Steve. Thank you for sharing your ingenuity!
I've decided I need a Mobile Clamp rack... I have gleaned some ideas here... Cheers Steve!
Awesome Steve! I was actually going to build a clamp holder today and your video showed up. You read my mind bro!
NORM ABRAHAM? dont know if the name is right... almost every episode always say the clamp phrase... i was 13 then... now im 30 still enjoy woodworking and power tools... tnx STEVE you made it more fun..
Brilliant as usual Steve.
Cheers
Mike
i noticed that the evil power strip was in almost every shot! Good work!
Simple but awesome thanks..
Very good ideas. I just moved into a new house, ok, 2 years ago, and am just now getting my garage organized. (Ever been there?) And I have a heck of a lot more clamps than space allows. And trains, as yes, Adam S., I too am a model railroader :-)
That was pretty great, got me thinkin about how my shop is going to be.
I like the 3 degree idea.
Excellent Dr. House
I like the flag box on the wall beside your new clamp rack, I'm sure whoever it belongs to would enjoy been in the workshop with you
Awesome! I needed some of these, but had no direction ( is that a pun ) well your idea works great for what is needed, thanks for the direction(s)!
First video I have seen with the Dewalt blades. Hope they work well for you.
awedome
i realy like the storage month.
keep on working
Actually Steve, your old system is better than my current one, I need to work on that.
I think you are about due for the T.S.P.A (Traveling Surge Protector Award).
Great video. I know what my project this weekend will be.
Love to have all those handy tools to do it!!! Great ideas!!!
Great use of space!!!
Great storage ideas, wish I'd seen them two weeks ago...
Great month of videos!!!! Now I have high expectations for the other 11
I CANNOT believe that I missed the power strip in almost EVERY shot! Or, the matches, candle, and lacquer thinner...LMAO. You are one creative guy, and it made me laugh to go back and watch it again to see what I missed. I can't believe I missed something soooo obvious...especially how often you mention the safety trolls. Like the power strip hanging up on your only pipe clamp!!!
Steve, I am watched all your videos ( All of them )
you're show's come a long way
now it's got all, contend, quality in filming, editing, Humor as always, not caring about other's opinion to much as always
Congrats !
well done...very efficient
As always thank you for posting this very informative video. You always post such funny and great videos!
comunque sei un tipo geniale e molto bravo! complimenti