Welcome to woodworking.com! Use the tabs above to learn, share about and shop for your favorite woodworking hobby!
Forum   |   Blogs   |   Featured Woodworker   |   Q & A   |   Gallery   |   Tips   |   Bromides   |   Social Media Directory   |   Women in Woodworking Forum
Plans     |    Projects On CD     |    Magazines     |    Books     |    Woodworking Tools & Supplies
Home > Tips & Tricks > Pipe Clamp Stabilizers
Pipe Clamp Stabilizers
James Piskura

Printer Friendly Version  Increase Text Size Decrease Text Size
This simple trick stabilizes iron pipe clamps and helps keep them free of glue. You'll need a pair of 1" diameter plumbers tees for each clamp. Drill a bit of extra clearance with a 11?8" spade bit so the tees are an easy, sliding fit on the 3/4" diameter pipe. Position a pair on each clamp and carry on with the glueup. Even if you get glue on the tees it won't stick to the PVC.
This article originally appeared in the Woodworker's Journal eZine.
Click here for information on this free, twice monthly online publication.
Copyright; 2010 Woodworker's Journal
All rights reserved. No part of this article may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval devices or systems, without prior written permission from the publisher.

Click Here to Return to the Top of the Page
Advertisement
$1 Plans-ad-300x250

Powermatic-WWJ-FreePlans-BannerAd-300x600
Powermatic-WWJ-FreePlans-BannerAd-728x90
Woodworker's Journal Magazine
Women In Woodworking
Rockler Woodworking & Hardware
Copyright © 2012 Rockler Press