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I used one of these racks for years but ours used an impact wrench to tighten the clamps. Usually you want about an inch of over hang over the side and never use a breaker bar to crank down on them. Just like any other clamp, just enough for squeeze out. I say that from experience. When our air went out one day I used a bar to tighten them down. After a panel exploded out of the clamps into my face I woke up on the floor with a broken nose and two black eyes. It was fun explaining what happened to my boss.
You can't get enough clamping force when using a pry bar if i understand correctly?
@@whatever_12 🤦♂️
I don't know about these but on frame machines used for pulling wrecked cars a lot of them say never use an impact gun. Hand tighten only. But who listens. That's why bolts replaced every 3 months
A breaker bar would apply a twist force to the linear clamp and cause the substrate break free and break noses. You're lucky that's all that happened. Just hand tighten until it stops. Once it stops, now you're engaging the frame and that's bad news.
Jesus luckily it didn't go through your skull
Love your videos John.. I'm not a handy guy.. fight my way through every project, but started watching your videos about a month ago, and you explain everything so well that it even gives me confidence to try stuff! As such, in the last month I've gone from owning a dollarstore hammer and pair of pliers, to a full on wood working shop (god bless my wife!!) and I've started (and finished) a bunch of projects! Keep it up man!!
Hey John, I'm in State college, just retired and in nearly complete building my own shop, if you wanted to donate the bunk desk to a new endeavor, I promise you I will use it.
Obviously I haven't completely outfitted my shop yet, but hey a good desk and work area is always an essential tool to use.
I can actually envision it in my wife's part of the shop, where she will be doing laser engraving and other types of smaller projects that require a computer workstation.
Let me know. Have truck, and trailer and can be in Pittsburgh in about 3 and 1/2 hours.
Heck I'll even give you a cool military flag for your wall.
would be sweet if he saw this comment and everything worked out
Good luck!!
@@chubster41 @John Malecki
Maybe if I tag him.....
Of course I am not sure if I am tagging correctly.
I use these racks since my childhood. From my experience you would want to put some kind of plain scrap wood across and clamp it. These racks can and will press pieces in the middle boards out. Maybe not far out but especially with wide boards it can be dangerous or the results are bad. We also draw a triangle with a gravite pencil over every boards when we lay them out. So we dont get confused when we stack them on the rack.
Great vid as always, really cool tool. Gonna make things a lot easier I'm sure but I'm really hoping I get to see the finish product of that river table
Great video guys, very enjoyable and informative 👍 I have to admit that until I’d watched this I didn’t know anything like this existed, and I have absolutely no use for one, but now I really need one!
I was in my great grandfathers wood shop for a few months making cutting boards. the list of things I had to buy follow, blades, glue, glue applicator set. The roller bottle head saved me so much time in the end grain pieces I made. (living up here in the Beaver County, I just love seeing a Pittsburgh youtuber living the Yinz life!)
John, love what you and the guys do. Went back and watched a lot of your early videos and it’s awesome seeing how far you’ve come. Crazy inspirational and motivational! Deployed downrange right now and piddling away in the on-base woodshop but can’t wait to get home and get squirrely in my garage shop! God bless and Freedom on!
We have a couple of them where I work. They're a lifesaver when doing a bunch of glue-ups.
Word of advice. Get a long bar and a block of wood. then you can use leverage by putting the bar through the row above on the rack and really lean on it. It really helps flatten trouble spots out in the field of the table.
Nice upgrade, the order I usually do my glue ups on those racks is righting up the middle then hammer so it flat then do up the out sides and hammer it then do the rest up
Thats a great tip my friend!
Am I the only one that notices the grown/groan 3 seconds in? That must be the “My, how the shop has grown” groan. Lmao. Congrats on the new rack! ❤️🔥
We have one of these clamp racks where I work and we use it all the time as much as we can it is so handy so glad to see you guys finally getting one
At the stair company I work for we have 3 clamp rack systems. Although 2 are pneumatic and the other is hydraulic. each rack has a glue conveyor. These things save so much time it's great.
If you plan on doing surface work ie countertops and tables I’d recommend getting a straight line rip saw. That will allow you to get into clamps from rough material super fast, as you will be able to bypass the jointer. We go from rough>>>planed>>>straight line>>>clamps>>>CNC for surface and cut to size. Get a 5 gallon bucket for Titebond and a large and small paint roller and you’ll be money!
Definitely need an impact to tighten them there clamps! Idk if our jig for our impact was custom made or bought, but it works well. We swap out our Kobalt impact whenever we blow one up. Lowes doesn’t seem to care how abused they are. Swivel adapter for air hose or I suppose a whip would work too
LOL too the little pop up. I’m 58 and omg. I was born and raised on our family farm up here in Canada and if I had a $ for every time I got yelled at for not holding the flashlight in the exact spot , I would honestly be a very rich man, and god forbid if I would slip or just move my hand and it would shine in his eyes for a second . Oh would I get yelled at and called all kinds of degrading names, and I was only 6 or 7 years old. I was forced to learn how to drive the big grain truck at age 9 and the tractor at 8 years old. But I honestly do know I was NOT THE ONLY ONE GETTING SHIT FOR NOT HOLDING A FLASHLIGHT PERFECTLY FOR THE OLD MAN. It was just the way things were back in the 70’s.
Anyway John , I love your Chanel’s and I love this clamp rack.
Also want to give a big shout out to Sam. I remember when he first started with you and he was VERY GREEN as I say, but look at you now man, John actually talks to you with respect ( well sometimes). I am very impressed with how far you have come with your skills.
As a delivery driver, we appreciate it when you accept the shipment
May i ask why? In my country shipment companies just leave your stuff on the street even if you aré not on site and they Will nevera calle you in Advance yo schedule anything.... Jajaja
@@AlfredoSanHer some deliveries we can do that but others either we don't have the equipment to get it off the truck or it's company policy to get a signature to release us from liability
Looks sweet! I’ve been looking at that or a Barth Clamp, kind leaning toward the Barth, but curious to see yours in action.
THIS! This is the video I was waiting for. I saw that clamping rack in your last video. Now I am happy.
Rookie question: what about glue “dripage” from one panel to the one below it? And what about protecting the clamps from glue squeeze out?
Wax
@@brownstonecustomcabinetry5309 so you apply the wax to the bars and clamping surface then the glue drips off?
@@ryanmccue8180 you apply hard or paste wax to the clamps. When the product is removed the dried glue peels right off of them.
@@BobAbbott thanks for the tip brotha my pipe clamps thank you
@@ryanmccue8180 yup, no worries. I keep a block of candle wax next to my glue-up station. Before I put the clamps on, I give them a quick swipe. You should also keep a block near your planer/jointer...an occasional swipe on the infeed table helps boards go in smooth.
I got a clamp rack like this years ago there a great addition to any shop.
Sweet clamp rack!! I used to work at Arby's that had the butter roller attached to the toaster........ :P Love the video.
Great content thanks for sharing
I saw these for the first time recently and they look dope. If your cutting boards bow a little due to the clamping pressure, do you just plane them like usual and have a bowed board, or do you face joint them first?
I've actually build one of these a couple of years ago! It's not a pro like yours because it's homemade. But it has glued up alot of table tops.. saves space and time
Can you guys do a video on what made you start up the business and how you three all started working together?
Very nice john, while I could never justify one for myself due to my business scale, I can totally understand how much of a time saver/making life easier it will be for you guys. Also loving these twice weekly uploads, hoping it's something your going to do more of?
Thats the plan. yinz keep watching we'll keep pumping them out
@@John_Malecki Awesome, look forward to it, I'll watch anything you guys make to be honest😂👍
Your next toy to sit next to the glue up rack, maybe a wood welder. Why wait for the glue to set.
Maybe some plastic sheeting under Neath to catch glue dripage.
Good work guys.
Enjoying the videos.
That looks really handy. I'm finding it really cool watching you guys grow into the big industrial tools.
I worked at a place that made home doors, we had a rotating clamping rack that we could do like 50 doors a day. It made glue up so much faster and easier.
I love reading the comments for info like this. Now I can envision a rack tied to and old drum brake with a cable running down to a foot brake.
lol @7:55 - "Rule number 76, no excuses, PLAY LIKE A CHAMPION!" haha love it
Seriously awesome🔥🔥🔥
Ever think about visiting an office furniture manufacturer? There are lots of places around Stiles' location. They supply the machinery for a lot of those companies.
Dude that river table looks really good, what was the type of lumber you started off with before you guys burned it?
@John Maleki Add wax mold release to all areas so when u clue up nothing will stick to it! Hope you see this and hope it helps!!!! Love the videos and the channel!
The fact that he is using the tiniest roller for the glue is really funny to me. Especially next to all those big machines. XD
Bunk desk could be on the milling observation deck. Maybe even modified to hold beverages for the onlookers…
Ha Ha! You said "You had my beat off the table" Im sure that table loves you now! LOL!
That table sounds awesome why no video of it?
This guy is a comedian and a super builder
I love that thing... I just wish I had your talent so I could make something that required it.
Cut a slot in the side of that pipe handle and it will slide on better and prevent breaking the clamp handles. Don't over tighten the clamps but do use the handle. I used to do all the doors and drawers in a custom cabinet shop and got repetitive stress injuries in my wrists and thumbs from cranking down and breaking loose clamps. It was common to do a batch of 60+ doors and fronts at a time has 30 pairs of clamps glue dry was 45 min. So I'd go till I ran out of clamps then start pulling a door out to recycle the clamps to the next door.
You should’ve totally made a complete video of the build of that table. The fact that it’s for a retired pistol and other things
On my list of dream tools 😍
Very nice. But I wonder if you can reverse engineer a couple clamps the would essentially be upside down so you could take out those high points
I have one where you input how much pressure you want and pull a lever and it clamps it super fast and stronger than normal clamps
that sounds amazing
Awesome 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
That is a BEAST
Try using a 3/8 nap by 4 inch paint roller. Dump the glue in a paint pan. Three times faster than a squeeze bottle and zero glue waste.
Since it looks like a cage, I think the "squirrel cage" is an appropriate name. 😂😂🤣🤣
Love watching your videos! My Wife just got me a "Punch today in the face" t-shirt for my birthday. It's awesome! Keep the videos and merch coming!
I used one of those clamping frames in 2000, to make cabinet doors.
8:21 "You did have me beat off the table!"
No offense but it seems great for layout and axial clamping but what are you doing to keep the glued up panel flat? They could have added a swing arm that folds down on top of the glued surface. I have never glued a panel that did not have some kind of bow in it that required me to clamp flat with cross members.
I recently stumbled on our channel and have been watching all your old videos every chance I can! You've got a great blend of presentation and education in all of your videos. Love it! Will the black hat with the logo be coming back in stock in the store?
HAHAH "Fabricobblin'" - definitely a t-shirt idea there! I gotta use that word on a daily basis!
If you're planning to make a large amount of chopping boards, couldn't you clamp up 2-3 per clamp to increase production? Of course, butting two outer (unglued) edges together. I imagine you'd need something to keep them from raising over a longer distance though.
Phew, I hadn't seen the long beard dude for a while and thought he left. Rock on, buddy!
@john malecki Love your videos. Have you looked into radio frequency wood welding/glue curing? It uses RF to heat and bond wood glue in seconds for edge gluing applications. Pneumatics provide edge and top pressure while it cures. I used to build them for a company I worked for years ago. They have flatbed machines that can do material 100 inches long. DM me if you want their contact info. They sell machines to cabinet makers, casket makers etc, truck flooring companies etc.
I drive the forklift into box trucks all the time. That's how we load em with pallets. We don't even have a dock lock, just tire chocks.
Love the vids here in the uk. But couldn't you put multiple small glue-ups by adding a non-glued piece of wood between them? You could fit 3 plus small glue-ups per clamp.
3:16 perfect opportunity to use Ed bassmasters iwork ‘gimme tool’ video!
Sad to see the office bunk going to waste. The floor of the top deck (box section + mesh) would make a tidy sign. Backlit with LEDs. 3D printed or CNCd letters mounted on the mesh. Just an idea if you decide to keep it
Haha it’s not trash
What do you to control the dripping glue?
Looks like an awesome tool! I haven't done a ton of woodworking so I'm a bit confused, how come you wouldn't use some kind of domino/biscuit in between the board on the big tabletop? Wouldn't that make it stronger and help prevent a single board from warping?
Glue is stronger than wood. If you break that table top after the glue is cured, it will have broken the wood and not the glue joint. If indeed a biscuit is stronger than the glue, it's overkill and takes more time.
@@TheLZempir3 that makes sense! Is the point of a biscuit then to just line everything up so one board isn't slight higher like shown in the video when they hit it with a mallet?
@@ZachGoebs16 yeah idk. I just watched another video and he used dominos to join two live edge slabs. I have more to learn.
Use it for year's air clamp is available to flatten in between clamps and a regular 4 Inch shit roller works great
I saw a dude from Alaska who makes cutting boards (cant remember his name tho) and he has one of them clamping things. His rusted a bit, so it could be a good idea to treat them so yours dont rust!
Jordan don't leave the crew. 🤘
Congratulations on your new tool / toy my friend. Hopefully you guys get great use out of it for many years to come my friends. Can't wait to see more videos soon. Keep up the great craftsmanship and hard work my friend. Fab On. Weld On. Keep making. Stay squirrely. God bless.
I glued door panels on a Taylor for 8 years. Try setting up your parts on the clamps before gluing, less chance of dropping them on the way over. Put some cardboard or something underneath the rack to catch any drips, it sucks to clean up dried glue and you can just throw the cardboard away. when I would make cutting boards I would open the bottle and pour a bunch and spread it with a credit card or piece of melamine, much faster for me.
I get the clamps are for Big big table and wood But I feel for small stuff like in this video, it would be super cool if the clamps had possibilty to clamp multi projects at one time on one clamp so have 2 -3 projects per clamp. There is so much room left behind and well being able to maxamize space and effectiveness on use of that with small stuff would be sweet and I have already a couple simple ideas on how that could be done with there already set clamps. I wont go into it here becuase it would be long and I need a closer look but there is a way I bet online also! I cannot be only on thinking this about it!
Love the content, always. Question
When assembling the clamps could you flip the supports so you can use the clamps overtop to keep it from Boeing?
Just a thought.
Where did you get the rack, what company
What is this mold release paste called??
John, where do you get those rollers for glue ups
Epic!
Pretty impressive equipment indeed, John! Fantastic! 😮
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
400 cabinet doors! I used water wheel style glue rack. Just wondering how that would be done on that system. Great videos and work!
Hey John and Sam, can yall try and make a pool stick?
Halfway through the vid, so sorry if you've said, but any details on the paste and how it performed?
You should weld a nut on the end of each handle so you can use an impact wrench to tighten
Hola! 🖐 Pretty cool, I had no idea something like this was even out there. Glad to see that you continue to grow, wishing you and your "crew" continued success. Take care and have a good one, Adios! 👊
Dude!! Where did you get that?? I check the vid more than twice and never caught it!
That is cool. 10k$ clamping !
I think it really needs a down force clamp system to keep boards flat or you need to oversize your boards and thickness sand them flat.
What playlist ?
Very cool ;)
Love the new tool.
(Idea) you should glue Jordan to Sam 😂
Man I can't wait to come down to see your shop and get squirly
I'll be bringing pics of some trees in my yard you may be interested In !
I always enjoy your videos ... from 1 yinzer to another 👍
If could clamp several of the smaller boards in just two clamps by stacking them. Obviously leave the joint between the outside pieces of each board dry (no glue).
Loving the 2/week uploads, thanks for the hard work! Hope it’s paying dividends for yall, any success is well deserved.
For glueing solid wood cabinets for a unnamed manufacturer. We just use a 6 inch paint roller. A 3 person crew can get an average of 1400 doors glued in 8 hours.
Anyone know what they are all wearing on their right wrists? It’s not a watch i don’t think but I’m just curious
When do we get to see the demolition ranch conference table build?
How much did it cost?
Funny as usual. You would get a better straight clamping by having vertical clamps over top as well to prevent bowing up.
Cant you fit 4 of those smaller glue ups on one set of clamps which would save space and maximize your clamp utilization?
That clamp rack is such a cool idea, why am I just now finding out about this
Looks like you might actually want that press to keep the glue up flat.
guess it helps having a former O-lineman to move heavy shit hahaha
John, Kris DeVo (youtuber and cutting board maker) has the same rack. Cover your floors up with something disposable like newsprint prior to use.