C clamp storage

[dirt t]

Tried search ,read for quite some time and have not found what I'm looking for. I am looking for a way to store my C clamps. I store them in a 5 gal bucket. maybe you could coach me on how to search. when I am welding there great but when done there a pain. Thank you for your time.
Terry aka dirt t

 

[NUTTSGT]

If you check out Jack's garage, you'll see that he has plenty of them in different places in his garage.. .. 12 gauge garage

I have my 3" & 4"clamps in a drawer of my side box.There is a couple of 6"clamps stuffed in a bottom drawer.

 

[lat905]

Mine all hang on a couple of hooks on the peg board over my workbench.

 

[APEowner]

No pics but I hang mine on a couple of towel bars. I have another for squirt bottles.

 

[LWW]

I built a heavy duty "towel" bar out of cheap plumbing pipe and fixtures. Holds all my clamps nicely organized by size and type.

 

[Mark in Indiana]

I keep mine in tool cabinet drawers so they stay clean when not in use.

 

[WhoWhatNow]

 

[twarren]

Here's an idea from Canada.
Warren......

 

[Malczewski]

That works !

 

[dirt t]

Thanks that's what I was looking for. the towel rack type is what I will try. I have no wood working tools or wood working skills.
Thanks again
Terry

 

[zmotorsports]

My C-clamps are on the long side of my welding table and the vice-grip clamps are on the short side. I just hung a round bar under the table top in which to hang them on.

Quick to access, no need to hunt for them and always within easy reach. Most importantly, they don't take up valuable drawer space in my toolbox.

Mike.

 

[APEowner]

I built a heavy duty "towel" bar out of cheap plumbing pipe and fixtures. Holds all my clamps nicely organized by size and type.

I actually designed a fancy bar with machined aluminum brackets on the end but just as I was getting ready to to go build it, it dawned on me that it looked just like a towel bar. The steel ones were on sale at my local hardware store for something like $4.00 each so I bought 5 of them.

 

[dichdoc]

Here's mine for my big ones burned out on plasma table. Keeps them from sliding off. Small ones in a toolbox drawer

 

[Cyberbear]

Underneath my heavy duty woodworking bench I've stored all but my smallest C-clamps on a length of 1/2" galvanized pipe with floor flanges at each end. They simply hook in place and are neatly and easily available where I need them, a simple fix.

 

[Nermal43]

I have 3 of the Home Depot Strip magnets mounted on the wall. I just stick them back in place when I am done.

 

[zkling]

Here's mine for my big ones burned out on plasma table. Keeps them from sliding off. Small ones in a toolbox drawer

That is a slick idea.