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A woodshed whuppin’ can now be up to around 80+ swats/lashes for me. To many, that probably sounds too severe, and to some it might sound like not enough. But I really think that just depends on the the person who is getting spanked and their limits. I DO have a decent ability to take a harsh spanking and she knows my limits very well. She spanks to the point of being effective without stopping too soon. Again, that amount will vary by couple, by implement, and by experience. From a spankee’s perspective…if you’re consenting to a punishment spanking to improve behavior and/or attitude, it SHOULD be something that will be effective and last for a good month or two. I know it does for me. Several reviewers were happy with the quality of the clamps, noting that they’re sturdily built. “They definitely make holding corners together easier and are a well-made tool,” described a reviewer. They also wrote that each clamp is “a well-made tool that is plenty accurate for cabinet making.” The manufacturing process is just the same as for a leather strap, but instead of leather, the surface consists of thin layers of wood. To ensure maximum flexibility during daily wear, the wood is shaved into very fine layers. In our case, we use FSC-certified linden wood; the Forest Stewardship Council is dedicated to forest preservation and ensuring wood is sourced from controlled, sustainable origins. The life cycle of this strap is similar to a leather strap, and in a best-case scenario it may last even longer. Overall, customers were pleased with the value of these bar clamps. “I like how easy they switch from clamp to spreader,” commented a buyer. “They are easy to operate even when you can only use one hand. They have plenty of power for most uses and have non-marring pads.”

Working with unusually shaped objects can pose an additional challenge for woodworkers. That’s the benefit of a strap clamp. Also known as a band clamp, a strap clamp such as the Pony Jorgensen Rapid Acting band clamp can wrap around the item that needs to be clamped. Then it’s tightened until everything is held soundly in place. I'm getting a pair of stainless steel tow hooks installed on my vehicle tomorrow. The current little hook on the rear of my vehicle doesn't have a large opening, and the one on the front is a joke, as it just screws on, so it's easy to steal. The new ones will be bolted on the vehicle without the bolts being exposed. Choosing the best glue for your leather to wood binding projects can be pretty challenging, much more as you have to consider the bonding quality of the adhesives, weather factors, ease of use, the textures of both materials, and more. Then, using a doweling jig, you are going to drill holes into both ends of the wood, which is where the dowels will be inserted. Make sure to drill the holes 1/16” deeper than half the length of the dowels.

For just about any woodworking project, it’s imperative to have a versatile woodworking clamp. There are a variety of clamp styles to choose from, and it’s one of the most important tools a carpenter can have. Both the professional and woodworking enthusiast alike should know about basic woodworking clamps. If you're not comfortable with what the load is doing on the highway, hit the hazards and slow down. If people can't pass, pull over every few minutes. The longer and heavier the boards being connected are, the stronger and more secure that connection needs to be. There are several types of clamps, even specialized clamps, but they all play one important role: they hold pieces of wood in place and prevent them from shifting as the wood is being worked or wood glue is drying. Whether they’re holding picture frames or helping with more delicate pieces, clamps are a necessary woodworking tool. Was it the original intention to use a renewable natural product, or did you mainly focus on how it would feel for the wearer?

A band clamp appears to be a pretty simple woodworking tool at first glance, but finding the right one for your needs is much more complicated. In this section, we’ll guide you through everything you need to keep in mind — from the strap material to the length to the build quality to user-friendliness — to make sure you end up with the right product. Build Quality Does the setup below look sound? I'm not comfortable enough with my knot-tying skills to go with a hitch in place of the web ratchets, unless there are some dead easy knots I could use in place of the ratchets. I do not want to pose any risk at all to other drivers, so if I need to invest in additional hardware to secure the lumber, that's fine with me. To make sure that doesn’t happen, look for signs of a sturdy build quality such as materials like metal and steel rather than flimsy plastic, corrosion resistance on the spindle screw, and nylon webbing to strengthen the strap. You should also make sure that the strap guide (positioned underneath the tension handle) is made out of metal or some other resilient material, as it takes on most of the pressure when clamping onto large items and can break under high pressure. Strap For the MDF, you want the straps going over the edge of the MDF and running straight down to the load boar, so the force is all pulling straight downward. The way to do that is one strap per load bar, in a loop, with the joined hooks and the ratchet mechanism on the same side of the loop. In the following sophisticated CAD rendering, the Sharpie represents one load bar, the Post-It Notes represents one end of the MDF, and the rubber band represents the looped ratchet strap: If you want to create a secure end-to-end connection, another thing that you can do is use dowels. Dowels are little circular rods or shanks of wood that are inserted into both ends of the board. Here, you need to mark the locations on the ends of the boards that you plan on inserting dowels into.Yet another good way to join two pieces of wood end-to-end is by using what are known as splines. Splines do form a fairly strong connection, and they also resist flexing. In other words, here you are going to insert a spline or a small piece of wood into the center of both ends of the board, and then use high-quality wood glue to hold everything together. Before gluing leather to MDF, it is necessary to get both surfaces prepared. Kindly ensure the leather is clean and free from dust and dirt– clean the leather with the right solutions.