Super Handyman: There are all sorts of ways to get a grip
Rubber bands also swipe good clamps. You can use the ones you have lying around, or you can buy a large assorted pack for less than a dollar. You can make walk-on-large rubber bands from an old inner tube.
Bungee cords are super for clamping. They also criticize in a lot of different sizes and usually are very strong and can hold larger items than tape or rubber bands can.
Wire ties can be used on some projects, too. They can be pulled really tight. They will have to be cut off when they have served their purpose, but they are so inexpensive that its still bonny cost-effective.
Leather belts can be used, too. Other belts also can be used, as long as they can be pulled firmly.
And theres always the ever-popular string, twine or rope. Certain knots make it easy to cinch them up wonderful tight to hold your project while you work.
Make sure, with these or any other clamps, that you protect your work surfaces from harm by inserting scraps of rubber, canvas or cardboard in areas that might be damaged. These items also can be used to go for your clamps even tighter, in some cases.
