This project plan appeared in Woodworker's Journal Volume 5, Issue 6, Page 40. Nov/Dec 1981. Here's a very basic, build-it-in-a-few-minutes type plan for a shop-made bar
clamp. It's ideal when you're halfway through a large project and realize you're
existing clamps are just an inch or two shorter than you need. If you have a
few basic materials - a long bolt, a threaded insert, a C-clamp and a length
of 2x4 - you're in business again. This is also a good way to build an edge-clamping
device for edge-gluing lumber to make large panels.
Workshop and Studio
Size to suit
Note: this plan is a photocopy of the original article. Shipping and handling is free for photocopied plans. Your order total will show a shipping charge, but it will be removed on your invoice.
This project plan appeared in Woodworker's Journal Volume 5, Issue 6, Page 40. Nov/Dec 1981. 
