Extend the Life of Your Pipe Clamps | Woodworking - How To Assemble

I'll show you how to prep, clean, and assemble pipe clamps for use in your woodshop.
MATERIALS NEEDED
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[@g.fortin3228]

Simple idea to wax them, I never thought of it ! Thank you !

[@TwoBitWoodworks]

Absolutely! Glad you enjoyed the video. The key is to remember to keep cleaning them off and applying a new coat every once in a while.

[@phunkissartisticcreations2316]

We like the idea of the paste wax, gotta remember that one!

[@TwoBitWoodworks]

PhunKiss Artistic Creations it definitely helps to keep the glue from sticking to the pipes.

[@MountainFireWoodworks]

Nice video dude! keep it up

[@TwoBitWoodworks]

Mountain Fire Woodworks thanks very much!

[@WyrGuy2]

I like the paste wax idea.... waaaaaaaaay easier than trying to unstick or scrape off after the fact 😖 For mine, Ive used 3’ long sections of 3/4” rigid aluminum conduit and threaded both ends that then leaves me with various ‘spare’ lengths and then I also have some 3/4” couplings for those times I need longer clamps but they’re easier to store due to the shorter overall lengths

[@TwoBitWoodworks]

WyrGuy2 that’s a great idea. I’ve been planning to get a few different lengths for the pipes and switch out if needed. Probably easier to store as well.