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New Guy
Trade: Carpentry
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: San Pablo, Ca
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Clamps
What do you all use typically? looking for some different clamps ....i have a few but i need to invest in some more...also what clamps do u guys usually use for cabinets? i have a couple sets of the pony ones any other u reccomend?
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Eater of sins.
Trade: Designer/Drafter Extrordinaire
Join Date: Sep 2008
Location: Orange County, CA.
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Re: Clamps
I guess it really depends upon what you need them for. I love the Bessey clamps for cabinets, they come in all lengths but are pricey. Pipe clamps you put together yourself are much less expensive and come in 1/2" & 3/4" and work great if you use blocks to keep them from dinging the wood.
Jorgenson makes great cabinet clamps also. Jeez...I just realized I have so many friggin clamps, but...you can never have too many. I have 'C' clamps, ring clamps, frame clamps, spring clamps, bench dogs(a kind of clamp)...lots of clamps. What are "pony" clamps? Andy. |
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Trade: carpentry/remodeling/"Yes M'am we do"
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Location: Beech Grove, Indiana, Birthplace of the "King of Cool"
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Re: ClampsQuote:
"Pony" clamps, I think that's the original brand. It's also the generic term, like Kleenex or Coke. All of my Bessies were bought on sale.
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New Guy
Trade: Carpentry
Join Date: Jan 2009
Location: San Pablo, Ca
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Re: Clamps
pony is the brand of cabinet clamps i use do a google search for "Pony Cabinet Clamps" i was looking at the bessey ...i pretty much was meaning any clamps i need to buy some was trying to figure out what i should buy just for general use
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Pro
Trade: Remodeler
Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Westwood, NJ
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Re: Clamps
in my truck are the irwin quick grip and bessey HD tradesman bar clamps those are the everyday stuff.
for cabinet use i use pony/bessy/craftsman(oldies but goodies) 3/4-inch pipe clamps. if i did more cabinetry i would invest in some k-body clamps. but i inherited alot of pipe clamps from my Grandfather so thats what i have and haven't had the need to replace.
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Trade: Landscaping
Join Date: Aug 2007
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Re: Clamps
We have a ton of the Bessey UniKlamps, ranging fromlike 3 feet to around 9 feet or so.
We just bought a few of the Bessey K-Body REVO clamps, great investment. They are expensive, but we ended up finding them for a bargain and got a deal. I love the way you can flip them around so you can put pressure out, not just in, so you can expand things if you need to. Just an added feature that ended up being helpful for us in certain situations. |
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