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If there's one thing woodworkers need a lot of, it's clamps. Trouble is, clamps are expensive and from time to time, a furniture maker gets to the point of a dry-fit, only to discover that the clamps available aren't quite long enough. When faced with clamps that were too short for a tabletop glue-up, Fine Woodworking reader Andy Olerud decided to create a jig that would extend the reach of his clamps. In this video, Ed Pirnik shows you how it's done. See more on FineWoodworking.com: Tips for square glue-ups. Follow these basic steps for flawless results. Simplify your tabletop glue-ups When clamps fall short. Standard clamps are blunt instruments. For precise glue-ups, they need help.   Watch Now

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