Pull-out clamp storage

[CRB]

All done while listening to Carter USM on 6Music. Rough enough to be quick but good enough to last, and it means I am not hanging them where I can bang my head on them or they can fall on me or they take up wall space. A little space left for other flat things. Cost nothing apart from the drawer runners which I have had for well over a year.

Those eagle-eyed will notice Aldis' best and Wilkos' best side by side. The wood clamps I have had for thirty years at least.

Size is 1100 x 450 x 55 outside.

 

[CRB]

When I built the post the pictures were side by side.

?Why are they now in a column? Not liking that at all.

 

[Maker]

I've been thinking about something like this for a while, good idea. Are those home made cam clamps in the second picture?

 

[CRB]

'The wood clamps I have had for thirty years at least.'

Funny, I was sure I said that earlier.

https://www.google.co.uk/webhp?sour...n=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=klemmsia+clamp&tbm=shop

More expensive when I got them too.

 

[ford34/2]

Brigs back some memories,---- the Cam operated clamps, I made several many many moons ago, they clamped the guitar string bridges in place while the glue dried on acoustic Guitars. Other instruments the bridges were moovable. At the time, to buy them was silly prices for what they did so making some was a cheap easy option, needless to say several options on "reach" were made.

Stan

wow just checked the prices, must have a couple of hundred pounds worth in the shed.!!!! and I thought they were dear 30/40 year ago.

 

[mike os]

When I built the post the pictures were side by side.

?Why are they now in a column? Not liking that at all.

because you put a return between each pic

 

[CRB]

because you put a return between each pic

Nope. I built the thread with pictures I had edited to 1200px tall and narrow enough to fit on one line. That is what was shown until I hit 'Post' then it all went long and stupid.

 

[Farside]

Nope. I built the thread with pictures I had edited to 1200px tall and narrow enough to fit on one line. That is what was shown until I hit 'Post' then it all went long and stupid.

Try formatting with a dash (or underscore) between each pic, as this; Pic_Pic_Pic
It forces them to be on the same line, then. Not sure about this forum software, but it works for VBulletin and others.