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Thread: Pipe Clamps

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    I have been looking for some pipe clamps for a while but have been deterred by the quality and smooth running of the threads on some of the cheaper products.

    I have though found some old second hand clamps (Paucall, Pauhall, or something like that). The only problem is that the non threaded end is a half round indexed stop mechanism, attached with a spring rather than the preffered "clutch type as typical on pony clamps. Some of the indexes are a little worn but I figuire that I can re-ground them with a file.

    Does anyone have any experience with these clamps, positive/negative....


    much appreciated,

    Tony

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    Hahah..

    Some days they're good some days they arn't worth the hassle... But still I persist with about 30 of them and only 2 sash clamps, so go figure....

    Cheers from across the ditch (NZ )

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    I have a pair of paulcall pipe clamps I baught second hand at a garrage sale

    they used to slipp like all get out till i sharpened the teeth on the little camms.
    cant remember if I took the cams out of the foot or not.
    verry carefull touch on a very fine grinder wheel. they should be hardened.


    I find the need to be seated by pushing on the little lever and then they bight fine
    they do move a little as they bight.


    I am using normal gal pipe, I have heard that they bight better on black pipe.
    The original pipe in them was a bit dagged, the new replacement is much better.

    cheers
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