| Project by Boris Beaulant | posted 12-28-2014 08:45 AM | 6148 views | 46 times favorited | 14 comments |  |
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Eccentric sanders are a good tools for sanding, but it is not possible to use them if you don’t clamp the piece you want to sand.
In woodworkers accessories univers, there’s a lot of way to do this, but sometimes it’s good to build our own tools. Then I imagine this clamping system.
This projet was inspired by a previous clamping system for Domino and use the golden spirale for the one-way translation of the mobile part.
Maybe it can interest someone here. And in this case, you can download the plan on L’Air du Bois (a french woodworkers community).
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muesli
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#1 posted 12-28-2014 09:25 AM
Your clamping solutions are really great! Thanks a lot for sharing!
Edit:
I have to correct myself. They are not…your whole woodwork is really great! :)
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Boris Beaulant
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#2 posted 12-28-2014 10:28 AM
Thank you Muesli !
llwynog
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#3 posted 12-28-2014 11:38 AM
Très ingénieux !
Merci.
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Oldtool
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#4 posted 12-28-2014 12:56 PM
Great clamping method, something I’ve been puzzeling over for some time & you’ve just provided the solution. Thank you very much for the details on How To, great video.
Thanks again, very much appreciated.
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Boris Beaulant
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#5 posted 12-28-2014 01:17 PM
I’m happy if it can help you Oldtool !
chilimac
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#6 posted 12-28-2014 05:08 PM
Sa magnifique. Amazing craftsmanship and engineering.
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mafe
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#7 posted 12-28-2014 05:40 PM
What a wonderful idea!
Love to see you work there and have a smile on my face.
Happy new year,
Mads
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bobasaurus
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#8 posted 12-28-2014 08:24 PM
I’m not sure I understand how it works, but I love the result. Favorited for future deciphering.
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tyvekboy
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#9 posted 12-29-2014 12:05 AM
Great idea. Thanks for sharing the plans.
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Mark Shymanski
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#10 posted 12-29-2014 01:14 AM
A good solution with a humourous and effective video, thank you.
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Julian
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#11 posted 12-29-2014 01:15 AM
Fabulous. Added to my favorites. Now just need to find time to make it. Thanks.
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bucho
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#12 posted 12-30-2014 07:30 PM
Awesome idea!
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Sylvain
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#13 posted 01-01-2015 04:22 PM
Very nice wood realisation.
have you seen Paul Sellers “clamp in the vise” method .
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Boris Beaulant
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#14 posted 01-01-2015 09:16 PM
Non Sylvain, I had not seen the solution of Paul Sellers. Thank you for the link !
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