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   AlanWS | Jun 29, 2005 09:41pm | #1

   These are not bar clamps, but are very effective for gluing up large numbers of panels or frames. They are made by drilling a series of holes through hardwood stock, then slicing pieces off to make strips with matching sets of holes. One block is held in place with a bolt through a pair of holes, and the other block is permanently attached to the two strips, and has a t-nut with a longer bolt through it and a block on its end as a pad.

   These are cheap, and clamp straight.

   
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   JETofTN | Jun 29, 2005 09:46pm | #2

   Alan:  Thanks; good idea for panels.  Frankly, I've thought of the idea of "series of drilled holes" for the bar clamps.  Would work!

   I may make three or four of your idea just for gluing tops.  Thanks.  JET

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   WillGeorge | Jun 30, 2005 12:08am | #3

   I was sitting at the wooden bar.. She came over and clamped her hand on mine..  We are good friends now...