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Can I readily clamp a pipe with 450 weight without it slipping?
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[QUOTE="sophiecentaur, post: 6242971, member: 199289"] Slipping could be reduced if the two sides of the clamp had a radiussed groove which would fit round the pipe for, say 30% of its circumference. Drill a shortish 4X4 (or bigger) piece of timber with a hole cutter (many sizes available) and then cut it lengthways, removing a longitudinal slice to produce two D section grooves. That would make a brilliant 'chuck' with two pairs of bolts to keep it together. If you can actually get to the old pipe and if it is not needed again, you could drill a hole through it and put a rod through the hole. No slippage there. The Kwik Klamp looks cool but expensive for a one-off application [/QUOTE]
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