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All of the clamps are in very good shape they are all the older style wood handles with the exception of the 24” long. I have the following
(20) 12” $35 each
(14) 24” $40 each
(13) 31” $45 each
(10) 40” $50 each
(5) 50” $55 each
Located in Berrien Springs Mi 49103
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Good luck with the sale, but I just checked out these clamps on HD and they are all about 5$ cheaper there.
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(02-05-2020, 11:32 PM)bmich Wrote: Good luck with the sale, but I just checked out these clamps on HD and they are all about 5$ cheaper there.
Maybe new Revos but not Kbodies. Many folks like the kbody size and weight better.
Glad its my shop I am responsible for - I only have to make me happy.
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(02-06-2020, 09:28 AM)BloomingtonMike Wrote: Maybe new Revos but not Kbodies. Many folks like the kbody size and weight better.
+1 I am one of them.
Ive been looking for a dozen more 12" clamps....but have set my max price. Ive picked up a bunch over the past 18 months.....just gotta be patient and they find me little by little.
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I too am looking for some 12 inchers but prefer the ones with the red and black larger composite handles.
Doug
P.S. Good luck to the OP with the sale!
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(02-07-2020, 12:42 AM)Tapper Wrote: I too am looking for some 12 inchers but prefer the ones with the red and black larger composite handles.
Doug
P.S. Good luck to the OP with the sale!
I like the composite handles too. I've seen somewhere maybe YouTube where folks will drill a cross-hole in the wooden handle to insert a bar or screwdriver for additional torque. Not sure how well this works or if it does damage to the clamp but I haven't tried it. Hope the sale goes well
Alex
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I wrapped my wooden handles with electrical tape to increase torque.
Works very well.
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Herb
I'm supposed to respect my elders, but it's getting harder and harder for me to find one now.
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Rob Cosman makes the case, quite persuasively, that the best handle tape is what hockey players wrap their sticks in:
Hockey Tape
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(02-08-2020, 04:49 PM)David Katz Wrote: Rob Cosman makes the case, quite persuasively, that the best handle tape is what hockey players wrap their sticks in:
Hockey Tape
I bought a bulk case of red cloth hockey tape years ago. I use it for sporting stuff as well as in the shop. The stuff works awesome for things like clamp handles, etc. I have way more than I'll ever need, if anyone wants a few rolls let me know and we'll see how much shipping is. IIRC each roll is 1in by 75ft.
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