Hinged clamp rack - GIF

[PJs]

His name is Tyson Moore.
https://tysonmoorebuilds.weebly.com/
He has a youtube channel, but doesn't have a video on this project there.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAp...x2FR5_vw/about
However, he did make a video for it:
Watching video DIY Woodworking Project: Building a Hinged Clamp Rack - Bhclip.Com

Great Sossol, Thanks Much for tracking this down. It's a fine build in my book and passed a link of this post to my son...I'll send him yours as well.

PJ

[Rorschach]

That's a clever idea but it seems will only work in that very specific instance.

I have clamps all over my shop and any attempt to design a rack has failed, reason being that I have a huge variety of clamps and sizes. From 1" g-clamps to 12" g-clamps, spring clamps in many sizes, kant twist clamps, f-clamps, sash clamps, quick grip style clamps etc etc. There is no good way to organise them it seems.

[mklotz]

That's a clever idea but it seems will only work in that very specific instance.

I have clamps all over my shop and any attempt to design a rack has failed, reason being that I have a huge variety of clamps and sizes. From 1" g-clamps to 12" g-clamps, spring clamps in many sizes, kant twist clamps, f-clamps, sash clamps, quick grip style clamps etc etc. There is no good way to organise them it seems.

If you have the space, a rolling clamp rack along the lines of this style...

https://www.familyhandyman.com/tools...rack/view-all/

seems more practical than fixed storage on a wall.

I know that putting many of my metal working tools on rolling carts has worked very well for me.

[sossol]

That's a clever idea but it seems will only work in that very specific instance.

I have clamps all over my shop and any attempt to design a rack has failed, reason being that I have a huge variety of clamps and sizes. From 1" g-clamps to 12" g-clamps, spring clamps in many sizes, kant twist clamps, f-clamps, sash clamps, quick grip style clamps etc etc. There is no good way to organise them it seems.

I believe that it was designed exclusively for this type of clamp. The concept could be adapted to other clamp types.