It is currently 28 Mar 2024, 19:22
chataigner wrote:I've also just looked at Rutlands sash clamps on line and they dont look even slightly like mine, perhaps my memory is failing and they didnt come from there... It was several years ago.
The ones I have look like the Axminster T bar jobs. These : https://www.axminster.co.uk/axminster-t ... p-ax945576
"This is the only type of one handed clamp that works well:"
https://www.its.co.uk/pd/SOL100-Solo-On ... SOL100.htm
Mike G wrote:...... And gluing up a table top or similar some people do a sort-of sprung joint, deliberately leaving a small gap at each end so that when it's clamped at the ends the middle also pulls up tight.
stu wrote:Mike G wrote:...... And gluing up a table top or similar some people do a sort-of sprung joint, deliberately leaving a small gap at each end so that when it's clamped at the ends the middle also pulls up tight.
Jonathan wrote:Yep you can't go wrong with record sash clamps.....mine are approximately 35 years old.....every few years I give them a wax up to keep them sliding well and stops them rusting.
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