Bar clamps garage sale find

[Stwood_]

The glue table was neat.  It was basically a bench w/o a top.  instead it had two wide stringers with notches every 6" or so, you'd place the clamps in the notches.

If my shop had room, I'd make a glue table like that.

Yup. I need a new top.

   

   

[Phil Thien]

Some sandpaper and elbow grease.

[Stwood_]

Some sandpaper and elbow grease.

My top? Come on over...and bring your elbow grease.......that glue is an inch deep in between the first two uprights.

[toolmiser]

On a related note, I have one more that I previously purchased, problem is the handle is missing. It would have been so easy to order one from the company before it closed, but too late for that move. I thought I could rob one off of a pony pipe clamp, but now I see those are 4" across where the "I" beam ones are six inches.

Got any ideas how to find a replacement?

Thanks

[Phil Thien]

My top? Come on over...and bring your elbow grease.......that glue is an inch deep in between the first two uprights.

Wonder how many gallons of glue that is.

[Stwood_]

On a related note, I have one more that I previously purchased, problem is the handle is missing.  It would have been so easy to order one from the company before it closed, but too late for that move.  I thought I could rob one off of a pony pipe clamp, but now I see those are 4" across where the "I" beam ones are six inches.

Got any ideas how to find a replacement?

Thanks

Cast handle # all seem to be the same number on my 2-3, and 4 footers. 4004 casting #.
Surely they casted their own handles.
Wonder where ClampMan went. He used to frequent here a lot.
He may know of a handle source.

Wonder how many gallons of glue that is.

In years, about ten.
  That's my door panel glueup station

[Stwood_]

Looks like Bessey has now copied the Adjustable Clamp I-beam clamp.
 

http://www.rockler.com/bessey-i-beam-bar...gIMRPD_BwE