Did a quick search and haven't found it posted here on AZ. It's a long video, but worth the watch for someone buying one. There are a few skips in procedures, but fairly complete.
Diamond Professional Assembly
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This is why its not cheap to have a table done right.
At 50:37, he talks about the canvas pliers he uses. Slatemaster.com? The site doesn't seem to exist. I cant seem to find any locking type pliers like he is using.
Looks like customized vice-grips.
Crescent 3/4 in. Locking Sheet Metal Clamp C8SMVN - The Home Depot
Grab an extraordinary addition to modernize your workshop without any hesitation with the assistance of this Crescent Locking Sheet Metal Clamp.
www.homedepot.com
Yeah, I have a pair of those. But they don't have the pull tab on top, and they don't have the serrated gripping surface to keep the cloth from slipping like normal canvas pliers do....Crescent 3/4 in. Locking Sheet Metal Clamp C8SMVN - The Home Depot
Grab an extraordinary addition to modernize your workshop without any hesitation with the assistance of this Crescent Locking Sheet Metal Clamp.www.homedepot.com
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Just tack round stock on your vise grips. Say 1/8”
That could work. Two pieces on one side, one on the other. I just figured I could pick up a pair for 20 bucks and not go through the trouble.
home depot i think about $30ish. they are double hinged and DO NOT lock!
Locking pliers are not conducive for me, having to unlock them every time is not my style.
i used skateboard grip tap on the insides of the paddles! Jamie Pluta in Minnesota taught me this one about 5 years ago! thanks Jamie!
TFT
Locking pliers are not conducive for me, having to unlock them every time is not my style.
i used skateboard grip tap on the insides of the paddles! Jamie Pluta in Minnesota taught me this one about 5 years ago! thanks Jamie!
TFT
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The double hinge is interesting. Should give good gripping power. I'll check them out.
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