How to clamp together plates at a 45 degree angle?

[Dammed 12]

I have a small problem, I have two plates that will be joined with Lamello biscuits at a 45 degree angle.

I have found some solution that uses tape at one side, but I feel that it will not put enough pressure on the plates.

Does someone know a good way to clamp them together?

edit:;

I forgot to mention that the end of the plates that will be used to join them together are cut at a 22,5 degree angle.

Edited May 5, 2011 by Dammed

[edouble101 314]

They make 45 degree angle woodworking clamps. If you were welding them they make magnets with 45's.

I have seen the clamps at hardware stores. Handy tool to have.

[Dammed 12]

welding would not work since it's wooden plates.

I have looked around at hardware stores, but I couldn't find a 45 degree wood clamp.

[Julian 641]

http://www.harborfreight.com/corner-clamp-with-quick-release-38661.html

[Dammed 12]

that's a 90 degree angle. I'm making a 45 degree corner.

[Julian 641]

that's a 90 degree angle. I'm making a 45 degree corner.

Math > ME

http://www.amazon.com/Adjustable-Clamp-9180-45-Degree-Angle/dp/B00006JSPW

Google = Friend

[Dammed 12]

As a student that goes over my budget, especially since I live in Norway so the shipping would be to much.

I'm just going to clamp together two joints. So I was more looking for a solution my making a small jig of some kind.

But thanks for the link.