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Thread: WOODWORKING QUIZ 10 May 04
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10th May 2004, 08:22 AM #1
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WOODWORKING QUIZ 10 May 04
Good Morning Mates,
Running a little late this AM.
The quiz is as follows;
A fellow wants to apply edging to a counter top. Because it is already fastened and in place against the wall, he can't use pipe clamps. Does he need a special clamp of some kind , or can you suggest another solution?
Respectfully,
Ralph Jones Woodworking
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10th May 2004, 09:01 AM #2
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10th May 2004, 09:16 AM #3
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Masking tape is good, but bracing it against the opposite wall by using some long four by two studs would be better.
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10th May 2004, 11:13 AM #4
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You can also purchase (or make if your that talented) a set of clamps that attach tot he work surface and also have a "jack screw" passing throught the body to apply pressure to the edging.
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10th May 2004, 11:27 AM #5
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You could also buy an attachment from Super Cheap Auto's for about 0.85c to fix to a bar clamp to do the same job.
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10th May 2004, 12:31 PM #6
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You could fix it in place with some brads.
You could cut some folding wedges, clamp F or C cramps along the edge and use the folding wedges to apply pressure to the edge. If the edging is thin, I would use cauls as well to make sure the pressure was spread evenly."I don't practice what I preach because I'm not the kind of person I'm preaching to."
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10th May 2004, 07:53 PM #7
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you could always use iron on edgeing 
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10th May 2004, 09:31 PM #8
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Woodworking Quiz Answer for 10 May 04
Good Evening Mates,
You all have a great supply of answers for this one and none are incorrect as all can be used for the job.
The Answer I have is to use a c clamp or hand screws and then use wedges to apply pressure against the edging.
Great job guys.
Respectfully,
Ralph Jones Woodworking
London, Ohio
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