50 Dollar Homemade Clamps System | Woodworking Project

[@YouCanMakeThisToo]

I love your whimsical crazy hugs, but these cheap and super useful shop tools are giving them a run for their money!

[@kypass]

Cool to see alternatives to traditional expensive clamps

[@poolbuilder27]

I'm not sure how long they've been up, but I see you put more tools in the foam wall. 🤣🤣🤣 That's why I love your channel....you listen to your viewers. Thanks Izzy. 👌🤙

[@rocketman6478]

Ya know what? That does it.. I subscribed.. not only does this cat have stellar ideas, but his attitude and the presence he gives off, just an all around likeable dude.

[@greatlakeswoodworks5122]

You are a genius Izzy. The things you come up with are awesome!! Great job

[@clintoncraft4161]

Your creativity always makes me happy.

[@almclester]

With a couple of minor mods, this would be an awesome artist’s easel! It just needs sliding blocks at the top, so that you could clamp various sized easels-FROM THE INSIDE-of the canvas stretchers.

[@jean-marclariviere7618]

Sir, you amaze me every single time, thanks a bunch

[@izzyswan]

Thank you I love this stuff

[@mikeprell2747]

You continue to inspire! Glad that you're getting back to feeling better!

[@oBseSsIoNPC]

neat idea for sure. I wouldn't trust the dado on the wall though, there is a lot of weight on that and it feels like the weak point. Would be interesting to see this a few uses in.

[@handyandy4x4]

for how much clamping i do and space .. best for me is screw 2 stop rails each end to some scrap board /wood bench wall ect .. ..slightly bigger than the job ..and knock in wedges each end then use a ferw ratchet straps to help make flat .... so quick as well for a knock up

[@DeaconWoodworks]

Great idea!! What a great way to use vertical wall space for glue ups!!

[@JkCanvas]

I saw this on instagram and thought what a genius idea. thank you for sharing.

[@thomasarussellsr]

Nice system for large panel clamping. If I ever have a shop with the wall space, I may have to copy this system.

[@anthonykrepps1624]

Very cool build man

[@rustydillon532]

Hey Izzy, you mentioned T-track being an expensive alternative, but what about doing simple dog holes?

[@RickMaxon]

Was thinking the same thing. Using this a lot will chew up by the screws.

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Superclever idea

[@BradsWorkbench]

That would be great for small shops!

[@GregsGarage]

Looks great Izzy.

[@Wheretheheckisjason]

I love it! Great way to save table space.

[@SMee67]

Bloody brilliant system, mate 👍

[@Enkidu1701]

I´m probably not building something like that for myself anytime soon, but it´s always very interesting to - well, kind of be a witness to see what Izzys mind AND craftsmanship is thinking and then also creating. Thank you very much Izzy. greetings from Germany e.

[@davidharvey5672]

Great system if I had any wall space I'd build it. It would negate the need to tie workspace up plus can take several small projects. Thanks

[@tabhorian]

That's a good idea. I like it

[@izzyswan]

i am loving it so much i am building a second one

[@carlosmartinez2121]

Nice solution !!

[@keks0088]

Izzy you're genius!!!

[@markpinther9296]

Pretty awesome. I have wanted a clamping panel maker by Plano but the price point was never near what I wanted to spend. It would put downward pressure on the panel though.

[@playingwithwood2144]

That's just amazing! Great Job! :)

[@womaninwood9177]

Thank you!

[@ellwoodwd]

Instead of blocks or T-track could you have used dovetails on the clamp bar similar to the wall, but with a set screw?

[@ВалерийГоменюк-ю9г]

Молодец. Просто и комфортно.

[@ЛазарКубуровић]

This is a very little number of Subscribes for such of good woodworker like you

[@ecaff9515]

Great mind. Excellent video and process Thank you for sharing

[@thebunnyluvr]

i loved the bamboo in your advertisement. is that in your yard?

[@K0NVICT]

I just bought a $2000 cnc to make this $50 system!

[@follertdaniel]

Inexpensive, space-saving, and effective. What's better than that?

[@diycharger1760]

Brilliant

[@CAMacKenzie]

I can see me doing this! Thank You! Thank You!

[@ubiratanoliveira692]

Muito criativo, versátil e inteligente, ganhou um like e mais um inscrito.

[@rickeydenler2385]

How about using a large 2 inch dowel on the top just slide them on the dowel simpler

[@WAY-wr6ur]

How is it going Izzy. I live in Grand Oaks and thought you should know that your old shop is now a yoga class room. LOL... My wife and 2 daughters live in a house in Grand Oaks with the same floor plan as your old house. We were wondering if you did any modifications to the inside. Would love to get some ideas. Love your videos. Best of Luck.

[@izzyswan]

haha thats great. woodshop to yoga id funny. i didnt do any mods on the place it is all the same as when we moved in

[@jwydubak9673]

Really cool dersign. Did you consider some kind of mortise-and-tenon-like joint instead of that four screws for each headstock? They might work better with shear force applied instead of simply pulling them out No anchor plugs for the rail?

[@trdavis55]

clever and functional. wow...

[@-NeverMind-]

Thank Izzy, next build an Awesome BeeHive

[@patmos72]

Brilliant as always. When I'll have a son I name him after You

[@izzyswan]

Awesome!

[@basseyeton7089]

Wao, I love this. Space saver

[@joshoertle3779]

The stuff you build with common materials is an inspiration. I wish you were my neighbor o you could hel me build stuff

[@thecardoski]

Awesome

[@jonwills4670]

Love how you did it on the “cheap” for us common folks! 👊🏻

[@samoanSAIYAN]

Yeah.... Good luck with you common folks and replicating this with your hand tools at that price range. Nice build Izzy BTW.

[@Claymore1977]

Why on earth would you make it 46" wide instead of 48"? Other than that, awesome video and idea!

[@izzyswan]

they are 48 inch wide but will only clamp up to 46 inch

[@wjafarrow1755]

Why not drill holes for dowels and then get blocks with dowels in the center of them that you can just pop into place instead of screwing the blocks in?

[@김루아-e3j]

저런 본드 작업이 평면인 상태에서 작업이 이뤄지지 않는다면 뒤틀린 상태의 결과물이 나올수 있음 위쪽은 하나의 축으로 고정이 되기 때문에 그 위쪽 축을 기준으로 아래 6개 조임 부분의 수평을 잡을수 있는 뭔가가 필요해 보임

[@frederikkruls9986]

goed idee

[@MoonshineMetalworks]

Hi Billy!

[@TomKaren94]

Izzy: I think if you would show the finished project at the beginning of the video it would be easier to understand what certain pieces are for during the build.

[@bighands675]

Awesome awesome idea just the amount of space this saves and out of the way!

[@gmoore6166]

Iszzy how about that clamp you’re using on the working bench? Did you make that?

[@QTofLBF]

How about dog holes instead of ttracks?

[@logcabinonwheels1021]

What CNC machine do you use

[@phillipphall7802]

What if you don't have a CNC machine man throwing up a thrifty video and using a CNC machine is disappointing. C'mon us broke woodworkers want to build one too. Nice work! I'm just jealous

[@ИванСычёв-т6г]

Супер! Спасибо!

[@cesarguzman1419]

Excelente idea, minuto 6:03 dispositivo instalado en el taladro, como se llama y donde lo consigo, gracias

[@simonrora8581]

are you happy with your makita sub compact impact driver , looking into getting one for myself

[@izzyswan]

so far i love them i have only had them for a few month but no trouble with them so far

[@clodoaldobezerra2188]

Nota 10

[@greybeard804]

You had me at "inexpensive"...

[@christopheleblanc9175]

cool ,,

[@ronaldtreitner1460]

problem one - wood clamps and wood gloe mix well. problem two - wood is more expensive then buying clamps.

[@mk-jl3zd]

Considering the tools you used and your expertise those gonna cost over $200!

[@jwmfatboy]

Great work but VPNs are not as secure as you would think.. dont trust them imo...

[@Aleksandr_TexMaster]

круто

[@martinezlopez4699]

Nice√v

[@ХочувКоста-Рику]

Ктоб тебя ещё и переводил. Моего знания английского не хватает а детали интересно знать

[@gokblok]

*pike 😉

[@steveg4672]

Man does your brain ever take a rest? Great idea izzy.

[@glenngoodale1709]

Almost 600 k sub. Thats a lot of people that really enjoy your craftman ship, your calming voice, the teaching of many trades, and the nice soft background music ! All our hats off to you, Sir

[@izzyswan]

thank you Glenn I love doing this i ma so thank full to have so many who enjoy my content

[@Beatlefan67]

...and your humour too - are you sure you're not English?

[@ChrisBarrett643]

Loved the bear paw method for paste waxing. Excellent project

[@wavetrader742]

Thanks Izzy. Entertaining as always. I would like to suggest a quick view of the finished product at the beginning of your videos. For me, knowing what the desired outcome is going to be makes the subsequent steps more meaningful and a lot less puzzling.

[@EricRoy85]

I believe he always does with the thumbnail

[@timmc.9478]

I like it! I can see someone using it as a space saving plywood cutting station also.

[@PatrickSteil]

Genius idea!

[@johnprice1105]

When you going to design a pannel saw based on this then lol

[@Joesmith-fu4ps]

50 dollars!! You haven't bought any wood lately.

[@mmonroeapbi]

$50 clamps made with $20K worth of tools?

You're a genius, maybe you're not from this planet, but it's very welcome.

[@izzyswan]

hahaha i am from verse

[@codigitty9195]

I miss the days when plywood was $35

[@christofix]

You always have thes awsome ideas! you are so creative man!

[@ManCrafting]

Branding with your own name when nobody but Phil Pinsky can pronounce your last name correctly isn't smart. lol ;-)

[@pjmbidge632000]

50 Dollar Homemade Clamps System. That takes thousands of dollars worth of wood working equipment to make? FFS

[@ThePapabear2012]

You could do all of that with a handsaw, hand plane, drill, etc... Or you could complain about not having all the tools others have. Whatever works for you.

[@jordy083]

You guys are way too smart

[@attheworktable]

Coming down the PIKE!

[@AndrewKleinWW]

Very Cool Izzy, the industrial equivalents cost a fortune!

[@masterofnone]

I am so early. Hi Izzy

[@widi1705]

Super gpod ! :-)

[@AlbiesProductsOnline]

It has been driving me nuts when you are narrating a video your voice and town sounds so familiar and it hit me just now you sound like one of the 1980s shows of a kid grown up telling about something happening one summer 🤣

[@63256325N]

Very nice! Thanks for the video.

[@phillipjones3342]

Love it great idea

[@jeffhoffman6553]

Izzy...I love the ingenuity that you have on your project. So unique, practical and useful. Do you use a CAD Program to design your project or just shoot from the hip?

[@izzyswan]

i do both sometime i cad them out other time just hip shooting just depends on the project

[@mijodo2008]

Bloody Brilliant. Excellent use of space, very clever engineering. Cheers from Michael. Australia.

[@hgtydjdjdgh67889]

This is so great

[@NeilDewar]

Excellent design idea, thanks Izzy! Tough to implement without the CNC, but you've inspired me to adapt the design for a frame in my garage to hold sheet goods while I cut them down (my workshop is upstairs so I have to cut a 4'x8' panel down before it goes into the shop). What's held me back to date is that I would lose a whole wall in the garage, but with the sliding struts resting on a shelf I can always position 2 struts either side of any vertical cut, and I get my wall back when I'm done!

[@dmitrypodkova1662]

Халтура какая-то, сделать палки на ЧПУ, где упоры засверливают саморезами. В начале ролика заставка с какими-то невероятными штуками, а в самом ролике какая-то детская поделка. Я может не понимаю перевода, но склеить щит этой ерундой можно раз пять, пока она не развалится.

[@23fields]

awesome ..... the word hammer drill is misleading i had one i flipped the switch that said hammer then started to pound nails and busted the casing ..... hahahahaha ....