Still moving the last of the stuff (will it ever end) from the garage to the shop. Pipe clmaps are one of those things that when you need one, it is the perfect clamp. The rest of the time mine end up behind a tool cabinet or in a corner. In the new shop I am taking advantage of those higher ceilings.
The blanks get a series of holes, 1-1/8" in this case for 3/4" pipe clamps.
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I use the bandsaw to create the arms at 5 degrees (I'm in earthquake country).
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I then glue and screw vertical cleats to these fingered parts. The assemblies are mounted to studs through the cleats. I made two sets. The first one goes over the clamp racks near the workbench.
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The arms each hold two clamps (I have wooden cauls screwed to the basic clamp ends). The second set goes over the double doors. This takes care of the balance of my dozen or so pipe clamps and leaves enough room for some other seldom used but, "glad to have 'em", clamps.
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