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Tag Archives: pipe clamps
Confessions of a Clamp Minimalist
Whenever somebody on a forum asks, “how many clamps do you need?” the usual answer is, “just a few more than you have.” I have a confession to make: I have almost never felt that way. I am a clamp … Continue reading
Posted in Musings, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged clamps, dado, drawbore, glue up, mortise and tenon, pipe clamps, sliding dovetail, sprung joint
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Timber Framed Bunk Beds, part 3: Visible Progress
When timber framing, all of the joints must be cut before the whole structure is assembled. That’s because the structure is usually too big for assembly to be done in stages. Another reason is that it’s hard to lay out … Continue reading
Posted in Build-Alongs, Furniture, Kids, Wood and Woodwork
Tagged bunk beds, dadoes, lapped dovetail, mortises, panel saw, pipe clamp, pipe clamps, rip saw, router plane, stair saw, wedged tenon
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