Vac clamp to be more specific. Made some brackets to mount them vertically. They slide in and out so I can take them out and place them on a horizontal surface. When turned on they also suction themselves to the base (assuming it’s flat and non porous). Still need to work on cord management obviously
Got some new clamps
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Unfortunately most of my work has been shop upgrades lately. Been too busy to start a “real” project. But I have used it quite a bit on plywood surfaces for edge routing, sanding, dominos and edge banding. I’ve seen demos of them 2 of them holding a huge slab vertically before so they have some pretty good sheer strength. That said There is some movement when you put some horizontal force so I don’t see myself using them for planing but who knows. Will try it out in the future and report here. I did get the whole system. Kind of an impulse buy and they showed up on Craigslist at a considerable discount and I couldn’t help myself. TBH I really don’t need them but I’m a green koolaid drinker.I reject your reality and substitute my own.Comment
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I actually saw it in person at Anderson plywood in Culver city, ca which is a lumber yard / woodworking store. The in house sales rep was polishing up a large (I would say at least 6 ft wide 8/4 slab) and had them mounted on 2 of the clamps which were clamped down to a pair of MFTs. Immediately thought I need one.... Then I saw the price tag. A mere 3 or so years later I find a used one which was more agreeable to my wallet.I reject your reality and substitute my own.Comment
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