Clamps like these allow you to keep your wood pieces securely in place for glue-ups, brad nailing, or pilot holes, while preventing unsightly dents or blemishes. Wood clamps are not one-size-fits-all, ...

As your woodworking skills grow, so will your collection of pipe clamps, since you'll need them to secure large wood projects as glue dries. But pipe clamps require a significant amount of space to ...

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Tired of expensive welding gear? These $4 DIY clamps prove you can get professional results on a budget. Watch the full build and see how a few simple materials turn into reliable, heavy-duty tools.

Hose clamps have been around as long as we’ve been using flexible hoses. Usually, a clamp consists of a slotted metal strap, and a screw for tightening. Most of us know how quickly they slip when you ...

In this video, I’m sharing five helpful tips for woodworking with limited tools. He demonstrates how to use hand screw clamps to hold pieces of wood together while you're working on them. These clamps ...

Hackaday writer [Gerrit Coetzee] built a simple clamp to aid in surface mount component soldering. This cheap, easily made device uses gravity to hold tiny components in place. The tip of the bolt is ...

Pipe clamps are expensive and tough to store, but they are ideal when clamping wide material—like edge banding. If you don’t have any pipe clamps, you can build this adjustable clamping system instead ...

June 20, 2016 Add as a preferred source on Google Add as a preferred source on Google When you’re a one-person film crew, you don’t have an extra pair of hands to hold your shotgun mic. But if you ...