Clamps

That link got me to the front page of a sale flyer - I saw no clamps .

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| > With the exception of the foot pad being a bit thinner I can't tell | > the difference from my Bessey HD clamps (BIG difference in price). | > Maybe the alloy is different but I only hand tighten anyway and they | > seem the same... | > Matt | | That link got me to the front page of a sale flyer - I saw no clamps . | -- | Snag | sometimes ya gotta | shovel manure | to pay the bills |

Bottom of page 27.

Try this, and scroll to the bottom of the page.

Guess which part of his post I missed ?

all i see is drill bits

You missed it too - go to the bottom of page 27 .

I bought some of their clamps a few years ago and was very impressed. The feature I like the most is that you can reverse the clamp arm to make it into a spreader.

I bought some of their other clamps as well. One of the really cool ones is a hold down clamp

I have used them several times to weld deck plates down on our barges.

Hey, those are cool! Gonna have to print that out for the guys next door, they tack washers down and slide a drill press clamp over them (washer removal sucks).

What caught my eye on the clamp deal was that I'm always grabbing a block to "C" clamp around stuff and work on it. With these things you can reach around about 1 1/2" and if you need more just screw in a 3/8" capscrew.... neat.

Thanks for the link Matt

--Damn handy; I've got a couple of 'em. Have been trying to figure out how to put a swivel-vee on both jaws of one so's I can line up tubes at weird angles.

Maybe weld a nut onto the V, weld a bolt onto the clamp and use a locknut?

--Don't need to; they sell a V mounted to a magnet to do just this; very neat! Magnet has a little lip on the bottom so that it centers, too.