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    Clampable weld square

    This is an project that when made well will speed up squaring. I drew it out of 1/4x1 crs bar stock you can use just about any bar stock. Square or round material can be clamped inside or out. I suggest you v out the areas to be welded so you can grind smooth at completion. Don't put welds on the inside of the 10" long pieces so you can clamp any shape without interference.
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    Nice Jon, thanks for sharing. Looks like I'll have another project.
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    Looks great, good idea!!
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    actual photos

    I took some hasty pics today in case anyone is interested.
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    That helps a lot, thanks Jon.
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    I got to get me one of these.I might make about 3 of them.Small to large.Nice idea.
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    I keep adding things to ny bucket list!!! That's one draw back of the forum.
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    Great idea SAS. It's on my to-do list now too.
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    I got to make me a couple of these. When I was building my tig cart bottle rack I taped framing squares to the pipe to hold it square. Not the ideal way. these would have made that job a breeze. Thanks for sharing.
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    Slick. Dead easy to check the tool for square with a decent measure. Well played, sir. ^_^
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