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Quick Grip Right Angle Corner Clamps Set
- Material: Polyamide/rubber/steel tension spring.
- Max Jaw Opening: 1.04 inch
- Min Jaw Opening: 0.15 inch
- Single Handed Quick Fixing
Fit differing wood sizes
Your extra hands for wood working project,picture frame,mailbox,building up boxes
- Fast and easy to fix boards and frames at an angle of 90 degrees.
- For boards with a thickness of 3/16 - 1 inch
- Extra hands for screwing or gluing the boards together.
- For corner and T-joints, even with different board thickness.
- Ideal for woodworking,cabinet and furniture repairing,photo frame reinforcement,DIYprojects, etc.
Packing List
- Set of 4 angle clamps
Ryan V.
Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025
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Silverback!
Reviewed in the United States on July 6, 2024
These are very good little clips
NicQc
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2024
Très fidèle à la description
Alain5312
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2024
Bought those to make picture frames. One of them snapped broken under it's own pressure...You decide if it's good for you.
Bill Dawes
Reviewed in Australia on February 1, 2024
These are easy to use and can hold corners well. Capacity is quoted as 5mm to 22mm. Maybe, but works best from about 10mm to 17mm because of spring tension that holds the block in place.
Kevin
Reviewed in Australia on October 24, 2024
These work well on light projects
KS camper
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2024
Good for the home workshop at a reasonable price.
Kevin M
Reviewed in the United States on September 16, 2023
Great quality for the price . Been using them to hold tile in place when I glue it to make planters. No complaints or issues . I haven’t used them for anything yet besides tile but so far so good 👍
Judy Michielsen
Reviewed in Canada on March 4, 2023
Great little clamps for small frames and table trays .......set up in an instant and easy to use
Jason Gargo
Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2023
These will probably work OK, with some precautions, for very small projects.There are a number of problems with these clamps. Since the spring is collapsed by hand it can only be so tight. The tension also is going to vary by the thickness of the wood; thinner pieces get a lot less tension. For most projects there is simply not enough clamping force with a clamp of this design.Suppose you were using pocket holes to attach some boards. The side pressure from driving the screws would be enough to throw the clamped surfaces slightly out of alignment.The second problem has to do with the sliding corner piece. This is extremely annoying. It makes it difficult to attach the clamp.The third problem is when you compress the clamp fully it can sometimes partially pop out of its track and when you release it, it can grab some skin on your hand. So after reading all of this if you decide to give these clamps a try anyway, make sure you use the supplied gloves.There are two better alternatives I have seen on Amazon: (1) The metal clamps that have a screw with a handle in the center that drives a right angular metal piece to securely hold the two clamped pieces in alignment and (2) right angle brackets with multiple holes and clamps that attach to the pieces that are to be clamped.There are numerous manufacturers selling both types of clamps. Here is an example for the first one:https://www.amazon.com/Woodworking-Tools-WETOLS-Corner-Clamp/dp/B091KNFNYR/ref=sr_1_6?crid=361QF90SCEFX9&keywords=corner+clamps+for+woodworking&qid=1680669224&s=hi&sprefix=corner+cl%2Ctools%2C108&sr=1-6and for the second one:https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BVM4XB1LWith the second clamp, make sure you get the metal ones; I don't have much confidence in the plastic ones.Bottom line, these plastic spring-loaded corner clamps are not recommended.
Billie
Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2022
Not worth getting. Says it fits one inch moulding. It doesn’t. It snapped the moulding when it was placed in the bracket. The spring is so tight that it took two people to use it. Not good for frames that are cut diagonally because the spring was so tight that the triangle part split where the two corners came together. I bought two of them and going to have to throw them out because they are worthless to use.
Zack D. Sharp
Reviewed in the United States on November 28, 2022
I bought these to help when I make bird houses so them being small is fine, however the spring is so stiff that you need 2 hands to squeeze it to get it open to use. That makes them difficult to use. Maybe over time the springs will loosen up a bit making them easier to use.
Brett and Holly
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2021
They were a bit smaller than I had anticipated, but I've never owned any before and didn't know what to expect. They do an excellent job of holding the pieces together. The more that I use them the easier they should be to use.
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