Clothes pin clamp

[Pitchy]

Seen this today thought i`d pass it along, would work good for holding small parts.
Turn it inside out as pictured.

[.45colt]

It's been hidden in plain sight all these years. .

[jeepnik]

Dad used to have a few of those in the garage. Not a lot of holding power but they did work. There’s only one problem. I don’t think we have a single clothespin in the house. And I’m not sure where you’d buy them anymore.

[Pitchy]

It seems to have pretty good tension set up like this it`s one of those simple things that may come in handy.

[gamekeeper]

We call them clothes pegs but ours work just the same, good tip Lenn, thanks..

[Old No7]

Our friend Lenn is always thinkin' -- it's a wonder he even sleeps... Great tip!

Old No7

[Grizz]

reminds me of the clothespin match shooter

[Gobblerforge]

Those are for holding food bags closed. They work for cloths lines too.

[Bill in Oregon]

Well that's a neat idea. Can still buy clothespins at Wallace's. I use them mostly for leatherwork -- holding a holster of wet veg tan closed around a handgun.

[Pitchy]

Thanks guys hope ya find it useful.

[M. M. Wright]

I've never used them turned around like that Lenn but I keep a bleach jug, with the side cut about 1/4th away, full of them for use on a lot of stuff. When we cover up at a gun show we use them to clip the covers together.

[marlinman93]

They worked great for holding balloons to our bicycles too! Mom kept wondering where all her clothespins kept going to?

[Shrapnel]

There is a whole generation that hasn’t a clue what you are talking about...