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Thread: Parallel clamps

  1. #16
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    I bought Aldav’s 1250mm clamps. They are brutes - heavy and strong - luv em! Wish i’d bought a selection of sizes when they were available

    Just watched a video on Timbercon comparing Bessey and Torquata clamps they sell - wasn’t bad
    https://www.timbecon.com.au/parallel-clamps

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    If people are talking about a group buy, should we be entering sizes and volume?

    I'm happy to keep a tracker.

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    Adam

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    Before you go any further you should seek the admin's approval to do a group buy on here.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Lappa View Post
    I bought Aldav’s 1250mm clamps. They are brutes - heavy and strong - luv em! Wish i’d bought a selection of sizes when they were available
    Likewise - much better than the pipe clamps that I had been using.
    Tom

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    I will ask admin and get back to you guys

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    I could also be interested in a group buy, any word from the administrator?

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    Also potentially interested (price depending, of course).

    I have very few parallel clamps, and need quite a few more.

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    Nothing from the admin yet



    Mod edit -

    Under review,

    Please read -
    GROUP BUYS - Information

    DavidG moderator

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    I have Bessey Revo in longer lengths. They are solid, heavy, but do everything I want for this size. I looked at the cheaper, other brand version of this style at Carbatec (in orange?) and thought them horrid - too stiff to use. Cry once - get the Besseys.

    For short lengths (up to 12"/300mm), I have Chinese copies (?) of the lightweight Bessey UniKlamp (in grey). These are they (in red) ...



    David (Aldav) asked me before how they compared with the Uniklamp. I replied that the Chinese versions are better! The grips on the handles are more like the Bessey K Body Revo. The Uniklamp feels flimsy by comparison.

    So, Bessey Revo for longer than 300mm and Chinese Uniklamp (on Banggood) for below this.

    Regards from Perth

    Derek
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    Please read - GROUP BUYS - Information

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    Not sure if McJing have changed their supplier, but the ones I bought a while back have been great - here's the review I did comparing to my Jet clamps:

    McJing Parallel Clamps

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