Keep your cabinets, drawer boxes, or picture frames secure and damage-free during glue-ups with a pair of parallel clamps. The first thing to consider when choosing a parallel clamp is the size of the ...
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Gluing up a solid beech workbench top with parallel clamps
In this video I walk through how I mill and glue up a solid beech workbench top. I joint and plane the boards, lay out the grain, and then bring everything together using Bessey KRE100‑2K parallel ...
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Satisfying cabinet glue up with powerful parallel clamps
In this quick build segment, I bring the project to life with the final glue up. I assemble the case, slide in the shelves, add the top, then clamp everything square with KRE100-2K parallel clamps.
For a quick workstop when the part and setup allows, I use either a parallel clamp or C-clamp with a short piece of angle iron, if possible. These stops take less than 20 sec to set up and are sturdy ...
We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Woodworkers use different types of clamps to hold project pieces tightly to one another. Two of the most common types of clamps fall into two ...
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