Tablesaw Blades - Rip - Page 45 of 64

Aluminum Bar Clamp No. 709831
October 1, 2004

Positive stops allow major adjustments every 1 in.
Aluminum Bar Clamp No. 3548
October 1, 2004

This bar clamp features adjustment notches on 1-in. centers.
Steel Bar Clamp 7248
October 1, 2004

A multiple-disk clutch mechanism changes the clamping distance.
Steel Bar Clamp No. 52T
October 1, 2004

This heavy-duty bar clamp adjusts with a T-handle.
Aluminum Bar Clamp
October 1, 2004

U-channel aircraft aluminum makes this clamp light in weight.
K-Body 50-in. Parallel-Jaw Clamp
October 1, 2004

The parallel-jaw clamp is an all-around shop favorite.
Parallel-Jaw Clamp Cabinet Master No. 8048
October 1, 2004

A built-in clamp stand aids in large-panel glue-ups.
Wilton Notched-Bar Clamp (I-Beam)
October 1, 2004

A spring-loaded lever engages small notches on the bar for quick adjustment and tightening.
PC2 Parallel-Jaw Clamp
October 1, 2004

The parallel-jaw clamp sustains clamping pressure of up to 1100 lb.
Traditional Hammer Veneering
August 1, 2004

A low-tech method gives high-style results

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