One neat clamp I found this weekend was called a 3-d square. It is just a piece of angle cut on a miter. They machine them within 0.0002 inches of square. They help hold things steady while you see the real clamps. I love them!
Saturday, February 16, 2008
Norm would be proud
Wood Magazine was in town this weekend for their traveling show. I had cut the shelf for my bookcase headboard, but was having trouble getting it all glued together. I decided that it was time to listen to the old adage, "woodworker can never have enough clamps!"
One neat clamp I found this weekend was called a 3-d square. It is just a piece of angle cut on a miter. They machine them within 0.0002 inches of square. They help hold things steady while you see the real clamps. I love them!
One neat clamp I found this weekend was called a 3-d square. It is just a piece of angle cut on a miter. They machine them within 0.0002 inches of square. They help hold things steady while you see the real clamps. I love them!
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