#cauls
#extensions and deep reach clamps
#glue ups
#Handscrews
#Miters
#Odd Shapes
cauls FWW 0218 pdfp22 p22
This Bessey FRK Window installation clamp is similar to the spreaders I bought to lift the tablesaw
Fortis Clamp Fortistrut-Q Clamp Review | Popular Woodworking
this is the one that mounts on uni-strut
FWW 253 bench puppies - bench dogs with odd shape for holding non-rectilinear workpieces; follow up on 2016-07 issues p11
2024-12-06 had a note "27 jaw stand lowest inside jaw" in google keep since 2024-03-17. Had something to do with making a jig to level workbench
shop-made miter vise Shopnotes 094 pdfp36 p 36
folding wedges to hold workpiece to work on edge
shopnotes 112 p39 - clamp racks - i like f style rack having pvc tubes
Drawer Squaring Frame jig PWW
simple wood jaws for machinist's vice
Am. Woodworker 2003-01 pdfp 25 benchtop tool bases to use with workmate
Am. Woodworker 2003-01 pdfp 44 space saving clamping rack
use brick weights dipped in plastidip
When not using a table and edge profiling, can screw cleats into bench if needed
dumbells for moxon vise FWW 268 pdfp52; "Turn your workbench into a wide jointer" is in same article; video; FWW page behind paywall
Alloy Steel Acme Lead Screw, Right Hand, 5/8"-8 Thread Size, 12" Long | McMaster-Carr
Acme Thumb Nut, Right Hand, 5/8"-8 Thread Size | McMaster-Carr
Carbon Steel Acme Hex Nut, Right Hand, 5/8"-8 Thread Size | McMaster-Carr
Popular Woodworking tip on using handscrew within handscrew to hold small pieces at router
FWW 0152 2001-11 p20 holding long work on edge in face vise, use hand clamp to support far end
2024-01-23 Popular Woodworking article on toolmaker's vises part 1 part 2
part 2 shows it mounted in bench vise holding thin strip of wood so supported by bench (would be tough to use end vise and dogs on piece so small as it would bow)
can do same thing with handscrew
folding wedges (see PWW Feb 2002 p 24 for folding wedges with groove with spline to keep aligned), also slightly bowed cauls
tapered wedge to keep vise from racking FWW 0234 pdfp14
angle bars table big panel glue-ups FWW 0268 pdfp12
adjusting handscrews for even pressure "Popular Woodworking Feb 2007" pdfp.57
Popular Woodworking December 2005 review of Gramercy Tools holdfast pdfp 58
PWW June 2002 pdfp37 Parallel-jaw clamps review
PWW Feb 2002 bench deadman
Clamping small miters with packing tape PWW Apr 2009 pdfp11 p18
support for mounting cabinets FWW 0189 pdfp16 like upside little bench with adjustable legs
creating curved cauls for clamping across carcass sides FWW 0185 pdfp92
drilling bechdog holes in bench top that hasn't yet been assembled (so it can be flipped over) FWW 0182 pdfp90
screw jack for adjustable height roller PWW 261 pdfp14
wedge system to hold boards on edge PWW 246 pdfp16
PWW Feb 2007 pdfp61
Popular Woodworking: $30 Leg Vise
FWW 108 pdfp 16 Push clamps to replace sash clamps for gluing wide panels
fww 266 clamp extension jaws p14
pipe clamp holder that can be put in vise for planing long boards FWW275 p12
Shop Made Toggle Clamp (local .pdf)
home made deep reach clamps
FWW 0245 p14 wooden extensions to f clamps - put 5 degree bevel on cleat to apply pressure towards center
Extending a clamp's reach PWW Oct 2004
2024-12 Great Glue-Ups, Guaranteed FWW 0234 pdfp44 see also "gear for glue-ups" on pdpf22
FWW 0258 pdfp 80
good video on making miter clamping blocks from the Wood Whisperer
and a similar one from John Heisz
this PWW video shows 2 clamps across so toe and heel can be tightened - not sure if that is a good idea or not
Fine Homebuilding on Clamping Obtuse Miter Joints for 135 degree joints, would work for others too local .jpg
another version that uses 2 clamps
design that fits in inside corner
2025-02 I found this 2007 post that shows the Gross Stabil MCX, which now appears to be the Bessey MCX Amazon
which handles 22.5, 30, 45, 60
It also shows the Gross Stabil GSP
These appear to be the GSP 12 Set or GSP12 or GSP8
It appears these are no longer available since 2005 when Bessey bought Gross Stabil
This Miter Clamp MaxiFix looks like it might be useful if holes on the back are ok
FWW 261 p46 use, clamping odd shaped workpieces
last updated: Fri 2025-03-21 8:50 AM