About Me
I started building playgrounds in 2002 when a long time friend who worked at CedarWorks in Maine set me up with an install in Washington D.C. It was 102 degrees that day and it took my brother and I every bit of sunup to sundown. Since then, installing sets has gotten a lot easier as I have developed skills and knowledge about how to best position and assemble playsets. In addition to building playgrounds, I work full time as a firefighter in Prince George's County. I live in Catonsville with my wife and two sons.
Here is a little something I have been working on to speed playset construction. I was searching for a motorized clamp and when I couldn't find one, I decided to make it. I modified the turning crank of a pipe clamp and now it is perfect to slip on a 9/16 socket powered by an impact driver. The video is in two parts; the first shows how a standard pipe clamp works and the second shows how my improved one works.
Here is a little something I have been working on to speed playset construction. I was searching for a motorized clamp and when I couldn't find one, I decided to make it. I modified the turning crank of a pipe clamp and now it is perfect to slip on a 9/16 socket powered by an impact driver. The video is in two parts; the first shows how a standard pipe clamp works and the second shows how my improved one works.