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I'm getting way too much exercise from bending over to pick up the rubber pads for my bar
clamps. I can't find anything that will keep them secured to the clamp. Hot glue doesn't work, doubled sided tape doesn't work, a loop of Gorilla tape doesn't work. I've got round "caps" for the smart ends and U shaped slip ons for the dumb end. Unless the pad actually clips onto the clamp, it constantly falls off. I've read about using adhesive backed cork as a more permanent solution. Before I spend the time cutting and securing the cork... 1 - Is that a good solution? 2 - Is there a way to keep the rubber pads on? Some kind of degreaser for both the pad and clamp and then some type of adhesive that works for both materials? (I use wooden cauls/pads when appropriate. I'm just asking about keeping the rubber pads on so I don't have to chase them around the shop anymore.) Thanks! |
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