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Excerpt from
Issue #181 February 2006
Here’s a pair of clamps made in just two hours for a special purpose. Time was saved by cutting and bending the corners at predictable dimensions. A small bar was welded in place to stiffen them. |
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This forged clamp features a welded frame used to form the claw. Welding in this case is somewhat faster than splitting and drawing out heavier bar stock.. |
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This coat rack features rotating hooks making it possible to place it in a corner or close to a wall and still have all the hooks available. The hooks and legs (shown) are folded flat stock. |
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