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Hey, guys! I built the Ultimate Clamp Rack for JET & Powermatic Woodworking. I live in Nashville and the JET/Powermatic training facility is just 30 minutes east in Lavergne, TN. I made this clamp rack to hold 36 JET parallel clamps for their shop and it only takes up 43" of wall space. The...

Another A-Frame clamp cart, with a nod to Norm for inspiration. 6 ft tall. 2×4 construction with pocket joinery. The cant angle is 7 deg which is about perfect. Clamps hang on 1 in poplar dowels. Base is a furniture dolly from Harbor Freight $9.99. Can't buy 3 in casters this cheap. Hardest part...

For quite a while I've wondered if storing my clamps under my workbench would be more efficient - both from a space and availability perspective. Needing an outfeed table for my table saw gave me an opportunity to find out. It is a big success. I took a lot of inspiration from Steve Johnson at...

Considering the limited space in my small shop, I wanted to hang my clamps above the cement foundation and not block the parking of my major tools. To avoid the build-up of sawdust in the cleat I tapered the tops on a 45 degree angle as well.. Any spaces that are left over between the hanging...

Got tired of digging through the pile of clamps laying everywhere and decided to get organized. This rack was simple to make and works great. Every separate section of the bracket can hold up to 5 Bessey k-body style bar clamps so the capacity is pretty sweet. And there is room in front of the...

This is the new bar clamp rack that i just finished.3/4'' MDF with all kreg joints and glued.It holds 60 clamps sets on 2'' locking casters,I may need to upsize to a larger caster as this thing is very heavy. cant wait to use it on the next project.

When I first started woodworking, I got a few different sets of clamps and thought: alright this is great. Eventually my collection grew, and I thought: awesome! I reached a point where I had clamps all over the place: hanging off tools, pilled in the corner, and pretty much anywhere I could...

I have a garage shop and storage for bar clamps and pipe clamps is limited. With the space between the heating ducts in the garage this rack puts it to use. I got the idea from one of the wood wokring magazines and modified to work here.

Had over 200 clamps, stored in various places all over the shop, see the picture collage in the last picture. Build this french cleat clamp wall, right over my assembly bench, big improvement in my work efficiency, and it's a very effective use of space, with almost 100 clamps in a 3' by 3'...

New clamp storage for the french cleat wall! Nothing really special here. 2×4s or 2×6s, or 3/4" solid wood affixed too 3/4" backing board with glue + 3" screws. The 90deg corner clamps are on a 2×2 which has been rotated 45deg.

My family gave me some Dewalt bar clamps in the sizes I use most often for my birthday so I decided to make a 2 sided mobile rack for those as well as some Bessey and Jorgensen clamps I have (I build custom home/mobile audio speaker cabinets and use these 3 sizes regularly). 90% of the way...

I wanted to share a mantle clock that I recently made as a birthday gift. It's a simple design from WoodSmith made mostly from QS White oak. It's a good project to use up all those short boards you've been furrowing away. I did not find a clock face that I felt did justice to a small A&C...

My first zero clearance plate for my old TS made of plexiglass, difficult to do due to a not flush surface underneath. A lot of routering. The old plate is the red one laying to the left. Pictures two and three are of your typical bench vise. My cousin bought it for $1 at a garage sale for me...

Here is a quick project that I put together to wrangle my F-clamps and Kreg Right Angle and Face Clamps. I made it out of scrap poplar lumber that I had laying around and used pocket hole joinery for a quick build. This design could be modified to hold most clamps and can be expanded as large...

Hello everyone! Ultimate Mobile Clamp & Wood Rack: I just Moved into my new wood shop and have had stuff all over the place! Clamps and lumber just laying around being tripped on. So I new I was going to build a lumber rack and was going to make a rack for all my clamps. But where was I going to...

How to make a simple clamp rack. When you have a small shop like mine we have to use every bit of wall space available so I built this simple clamp rack behind my Drill Station. I make a horizontal clamp rack by cutting down a 2×4 and drilling 1/2 inch holes at an angle to except 4×1/2 inch...

Over the years the clamps accumulated from garage sales have found their way to several disorganized areas of the shop. I had clamps that I forgot about because they were buried under other things. The shop has more shelf space than available wall space and I like a clean, organized shop. I...

This is a project from my old shop that I'm just getting around to posting. Been away for a while, but got inspired by a few buddies to post my projects. I got this idea out of the Wood America's Best Workshops magazine. Think it was the 2008 version. It's a very versatile rack that will...

Thanks to all the different ideas on LJ for clamp racks. This one is a combination of a bunch of designs, including a couple from ShopNotes. Lets me keep my clamps close at hand when working on a project. I wish I had built it sooner!

Hey, guys! I just finished up a parallel clamp rack for the shop and I love this thing! I used a stacked approach vs. the typical side by side approach and it offers some massive space savings (I got the idea from Dyami from Penultimate Woodshop). The rack is 38-3/4" wide and will fit 24...