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I'm impressed by your carpentry, presentation and video editing skills. Professional grade. I thought you had a twin brother there for a few moments before I realized you were very clever with editing.
The shine of my French cleat system is wearing thin where my clamps are concerned for the same reason. Right now, my plywood scraps are about done for a a full project, but when I get enough again, this will make a great use of it. Thanks Jay!
This is the way I stored my tiny collection of clamps in my own shop. I had seen lots of different ideas but this one seemed the best, and a couple years later I have zero complaints about it.
& 7years on I see your solution to my 50 spring clamps. Clamp them all to a removable/mobile rack. Cheers bud 👍🏼 👍🏼
I'm in the process of reorganizing my shop. Your clamp rack is much better than the one I had in mind. My shop is a steel building and the "studs" are on 5 ft centers.
Sheet goods on the wall is almost a necessity. Thanks for the inspiration. I'll be using some of your ideas for my new miter saw station too. Keep up the good work.
I'm so glad I waited a bit to build a clamp rack. I will definitely build or hang "out" instead of across. Wall space is at a premium in my shop.
Totally can relate. I made a clamp rack and loved the space it freed up as well as how easy it was to access then. Now I've added a few more clamps and I've run out of space. Time to make another one that allows me to go deeper. Thanks for sharing.
I built a quickie scrap wood clamp storage like this a couple months back based off your comments about what you'd do when you built your new one. Storing the clamps this way is much much better! Now that I tested it and saw yours and matts, I'm going to get around to building a nicer one.
Nice improvement over the first effort! I really like this a lot and will probably build one like it this weekend because my clamps are a disaster. I really enjoyed and agree with your comments at the end about making your space more inviting/efficient, thus encouraging you to be in it. I have been concentrating on that and need to continue for awhile. I'm often frustrated about layout and lack of organization. Thank you, perfect timing for me.
Nice Job Sir!
Based on your Wayne Brown shop tour comments, I decided to do the 'wall-out' version for my clamps as well. Glad you got around to doing it for your shop.
It seems like every time I watch one of your videos, besides the major project, I find little nuggets of process hacking, like the blocks so you could hang the back sheet vertically...
Thanks and keep it up!
"I am a fan of symmetrical items, items that have symmetry about them." That is a great statement. Nice build!
I just moved to a new shop and left behind my former linear system and built one similar to yours. I have to agree it is much better overall in terms of function and space.
Very impressive on how much wall space you gained while better consolidating your clamp types and sizes. This will definitely be one of my future projects.
Definitely more compact and organized, Nice job Jay!
Love this. I like your realness. I am looking to get into woodworking and I think I can make this. That said, I don’t own any clamps yet so don’t need it quite yet. Just to show how new I am- your video finally explained why there are so many 2x4 size boards nailed around my garage by previous owner. 😂
Somebody is always making a bettor mouse trap! Glad I waited. I don’t a clamp rack. I’ve got clamps everywhere. going to make one of these soon. Thank you sir.
Haven’t watched a JB video in a while and I realised how much I enjoy (& have missed) the editing and cleverness of the production.
Now for some binge catch up viewing!!
Thanks Jay.
yep -- it's all about getting out there and enjoying the shop. Thanks
The project was very good, but I think your video production is outstanding. The best on the market.
Thanks!
Great video. Sometimes the simplest way is the best. This stacking clamp design is the best way.
When room is a premium I use a clamp cart to park all the clamp into a mobile base. It allows clamp to be rolled up to project and clamps are ready to be grabbed with a removable bin attached on top for glue and other needed small parts such as clamping culls, painters tape, and small spring clamps. As for the big gap left on wall I use it for cabinets or jig hanging space.
Good system! It projects part of the volume away from the wall! Thanks!
After seeing both you and Matt Lane make new clamp racks using the same design, I'm definitely seeing the advantages of this particular design over the previous one you had. I've got to build one for my shop now.
Your spring clamps are covering the Star Wars calendar, change them to the other side ;D
And the eye of my fish was ( ) this big.....
Nice video
Is it possible to like a video twice...three times? I have watched this video a lot and I learn or catch something every time. Well done sir...well done!
Nice dude! Inspiring words: "if your workspace is inviting and enjoyable, then you will want to actually spend time in it making things".
Definitely agree a project like this makes my workarea more enjoyable to work in!! It looks great, organizes the clamps, he k I even like the spring jaw small clamp idea! I am presently on a mission to clear off my bench and organize my tools. I presently have a garage back and sidewall covered in pegboards and hooks. Kinda used pegboards just to clear tools of workbench, ladders and shovels. Now i want to use projects like yours to put tools closest to workbench that i use most often, easier to reach, and more organized , and still use the pegboards. Projects on your channel motivate me to keep going, and know it is ok, to redo projects like you do to i prove the design. Keep up the great videos, I am a big fan!
I updated my clamp storage using your plan. Great use of wall space. Great videos Jay. I have enjoyed watching your progression of skill level. Thank you for sharing Jay. Very inspirational.
Well done Jay. Making the shop more inviting is a great point. That will get me in the shop to make it more inviting. Thanks
I am really surprised at how much less room the new solution takes up. Good job!
Super simple and versatile, I'm a fan!
And I'm a fan of you both!!
Jay, I have watched most of your videos, and you are amazingly good at describing your work and the reason for why you do what you do. The shop projects are my favorite. I will be making a clamp rack similar to yours to increase wall space in my shop. I am also making a dust collection cart similar to yours. Keep up the good work and I will be buying some of your plans when I get around to other projects!
Just upgraded my clamp rack. Used ideas from you're rack and April Wilkensen. Much user friendly and sexy ( in a wood working sort of way). Thanks and keep the awesome vids coming.
Jay -- This is Dave Not Margaret - No, I don't have gender ID problems, the account is in my wife's name.
First of all -- the V2 clamp rack is Fabulous and will appear in my "70-year-old-late-mid-life-crisis wood working shop"!
Second -- Having been in audio and video production for 50-years, I truly appreciate the quality of your presentation. Over the years people have said, presentation is not as important as the information, but when poor quality presentations present good information, much can be lost. The clarity of your A-V work helps us Retired Rookies figure out what you Whippersnappers are doing. Again my thanks for NOT falling in with the -- Pay No Attention To The Man In The Cloud Of Sawdust -- crowd. -- DH
Nice job Jay.
I prefer this style of clamp rack too. My shop is a 12x20 single car garage so every inch of space counts.
Love watching your videos. thanks for the tips. I could watch a video of yours 100 times and every time I would learn something new.
your video production with the overlays has really become something to watch. I remember watching you build one of your first work benches. Quite and improvement, Very informative. Great video editing.
Best clamp rack design I've seen. The benefits of iteration... Second try is always better.
Howdy. Stumbled upon your channel, watched 2 minutes and subscribed. You have a gift for speaking and whoever is editing is doing an amazing job. I'm looking for shop space in our new town and all my machines, etc. are stored. (I'm going CRAZY not having a shop). Thanks for the inspiration. I'm a 3rd generation woodworker and built most everything, but you are very entertaining and teaching an old dog new tricks- well done. Thanks
Nice job Jay! you've certainly saved a ton of space with this upgrade.
I pretty much live for shop projects. I enjoy those projects more than actual projects
The “psychology” of an inviting work place is true for any kind of activity.
Jay has a great practical way to do things in the shop.
Same Experience Jay, i have been watching this video twice now and am of the same opinion. Great Design, Thanks for sharing. Reds from Germany, Robert.
Pretty handy Jay.It looks a lot cleaner too.
I built a clamp rack based upon your design of the first one. Much smaller though. It has served me well.
Awesome video as usual! The most ironic part of this whole project is the fact you started out with. I too built your original idea and while in the assembly phase kept cursing myself because things were not 100% lining up. After some self reflecting (i.e. a cold drink or two) I just told myself "I'm no Jay Bates oh well" and left it as is.....:-) Best part is I now have a rare item because everyone that build the previous version will be throwing them out to build this beauty and I have way too many other shop projects to do instead!
well, you can "almost" be a CNC machine by using carpet tape to stick to boards together when you need them to be the exact same. I did it for my first time a week ago and worked great, lined up perfectly
I love the idea for the spring clamps.
Good clamp rack, gave me an idea but will incorporate it unto a french cleat design. your video editing is really good. Great job.
Good idea having all the spring clamps come off at once. You could put your in that blank space. In any case. Good job. Not sure I'm going to make one though because I don't have as nice a selection of clamps as you.
@11:05 This is a very true statement and should be a rule of thumb when you design your shop. Great, now all I need to do is REALLY apply it. :D
Awesome video Jay! You’re getting better and better and communicating these things.
Dang it. I love my clamp rack...but this looks wayyyyyyyyyyyy better. Nice work Jay as always.
Very good execution. My Dad really needs this.
I think I'm a bigger fan of your editing skills, than your woodworking skills. That is not a knock on your woodworking skills.
Thanks Jay - clamp storage if one of my biggest frustrations. I think you helped me solve it.
I'm just starting to get into woodworking and your videos are well thought out and your instruction is great. I look forward to your videos and using the knowledge you and others share to become a better woodworker. You have a great channel. Thanks!
Very nice touch ,love the blue fish. Ha Ha
Like this set-up much better. Nice job.
This is the fist video I have watched of yours. Love the production style and the overlayed dual shots! Subscribed and looking forward to watching more.
Great ending comments! I have stayed OUT of my shop for years because it is TOTALLY UNINVITING! Clutter, dis-organization, etc and that is NOT me! So I will organize and get it to be an INVITING place for me to attend! Thx Great rack idea!
I don't know what it is, but I enjoy the shop projects as much as anything.
Not too shabby for a Lions fan :) Go Packers?
Great idea Jay plus it looks less cluttered.
God Bless my friend.
I like it Jay. It's similar to the design I did a couple of weeks back except my brackets are mounted on the wall with the a French cleat instead of screwing the brackets to plywood
6:13 your twin brother is doing a great job!
That is a real beaut Clark. Nice improvement. Cheers! Chris.
I love the simplified design. I will be copying you. One suggestion: I would put a matching block at the bottom of your spring clamp fixture, so that when you bring it to your workbench, the two blocks will act as feet, allowing the fixture to stably on the workbench surface with the handles of the spring clamps facing up. Also, it would allow you to mount the fixture on the wall either way. (not really important, but why not?)
The top "T" will allow the piece to sit up as you suggest. But It doesn't matter if its sitting up or thrown on the table. Getting the clamps off is not an issue.
This is a very good design for wood clamps. Thank you!
I think that's the smartest clamp holder I've seen so far
Jay's OCD kicked in with the spacing! ;) Nice job man.
You should use that spot in the center of the new rack as a possible pivoting camera mount for tablesaw shots and mitersaw shots. not sure how good the angle of view is but that's the first thing that popped in my head
think I will make one in my newly relocate workshop from Livingston TX to Santa Fe TX. thanks. perfect timing for me.
Dan Mottesheard
Great nonsense video, I am spending the weekend making a clamp station similar to yours. Thanks for the vidio
Thanks for speed recording, plus like the instructions and grey template that you’ve used - by the way, your twin is slightly better looking!
Thanks, Jay! I'm going to incorporate this design into a lumber cart I'm working on. Appreciate the work!
I like the clamp rack , Nice job
hey Jay you should put your logo dead center like you did with your tool rack if you have a sticker as big as your other one that would look cool
I like the way you think.
I was thinking the exact same thing!
Mince concept and execution, Jay.
Awesome workshop and tools brother, very inspiring!
Your video editing skills have progressed as well. Nice.
This is great, thanks! I'm moving my shop soon and will do it this way in the new place
Awesome work Jay, I was expecting (in the interest of symmetry) that the bottom clamp holders would have been angled. More importantly though I saw that while you were working there was another guy (who looked a lot like you) was stealing your clamps, I hope you find him 👍
I like that clamp rack. It looks great, Jay!
Excellent project Jay. Will probably do something similar in my shop
Great Idea Jay, thanks for showing it.
Very nicely done.
Very practical arrangement. I need to do something similar, but am short of available wall space.
Thank you for the answer. I have seen videos on here where people heat and bend them, or heat bend and twist them. I would think they would be pretty handy and cheaper then name brand versions.
Nice. I've gotta do something like that. My clamp rack needs an up grade. Good job.
Great ideas for my small shed but still very envious of your space ;)
Been looking forward to this video.. hes been talking about it for ages! Great job mate
In hindsight, I would have not glued and screwed the brackets. I’ve done a similar design but used pocket screws to attach the brackets to the plywood backing. This way, as you decide to change the layout you can easily unscrew the current brackets and rearrange.
You have a very nice shop Jay. Beats my 12 by 16 shed. Great build thanks.
and yours beats my 8x10 shed. lol
Very well done sir, and well edited as well.
I was skeptical, but much improved! Not bad at all!
Lovely work! Thank you for sharing such a great design.
Like my wife say every time: "you make somthing to make something", and yes, l like make ;) Good job Jay ;) and Hello from France ;)
Fantastic videos Jay, you've taken it to another level mate !
Nice feature with the Diresta toy backer figurine...