Thread: Clamp rack design

I just nailed lengths of 2x1 pine to a couple of 2 inch spacers mounted on the wall at either end. I just hang the clamps on that.

There are a few different ideas from forum members here.

Originally Posted by Burnsy

There are a few different ideas from forum members here.

Thanks Burnsy. Its amazing how someone often asks the question a week before me. And why do they always do things better.

Particularly liked Wongo's A-frame on wheels. Add some slide out shelves in the middle (full extension draw runners?) and you have a very compact storage unit.

And I'll follow Lord Nibbo's advice next time I do a large assembly, and photoshop it.

Cheers

Graeme

I use a nice piece of timber fastened on the wall (space permitting) and add long dowels with slight angle and spaced for each clamp type/size. I do not glue them so I have the option to change if required.

cheers
conwwod

Just found this thread and see I got a mention in Burnsey's link [thanks, glad you liked it] so have added link here.

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=76349

Ive built a clamping wall in my build area . It started off as a wall saw but gets used more for claming up and keeping work flat when finished . I normally leave my clamps hanging there .

I live in a small shop in the basement of my house. I made brackets to hang the clamps from the floor joists above my head....



and of course the Hand screws are clamped to the joists.

Have a look here
https://www.woodworkforums.com/showth...ht=show+clamps