How to Clamp Round Wood

How to Clamp Round Wood
Written By
Rich Quayshaun
Rich Quayshaun
Published: Jul 17, 2010
Updated: Feb 23, 2021
1 minute read

Working with round wood can be a difficult task since most clamps cannot fit around the wood without severely damaging it. Creating your own clamp will prevent damage to the wood while keeping it in place.

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Things You'll Need:

Things You Will Need

  • Bicycle Inner Tube
  • Razor Blade
  • Table
  • Spring Clamp
  • Cut the valve off the bicycle inner tube.

    Cut the bicycle inner tube in half, width-wise.

    Cut the bicycle inner tube in half, lengthwise.

    Wrap one strip of the inner tube around the round wood. Stretch the rubber while you wrap it around the wood so that it is snug and acts as a strap.

    Clamp the rubber strap to the edge of the table with a spring clamp.

    Rich Quayshaun

    Rich Quayshaun has been writing professionally since 2008. His work appears on various websites, including Just Ask Kim. He received his massage therapy certification from the Technical College of the Lowcountry and is pursuing a Bachelor…

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