Woodworking Corner Clamp | Set Of 4 + 60° And 120° Heads

90 reviews for Woodworking Corner Clamp | Set Of 4 + 60° And 120° Heads

1. Yu Vang

   Rated 4 out of 5

   Wish I had purchased the screwdriver handle unfinished clamps instead. These slide pins are annoying because they slide down and snag on the work surf...More

   Wish I had purchased the screwdriver handle unfinished clamps instead. These slide pins are annoying because they slide down and snag on the work surface (clamp holes, plastic protection drape, etc) while setting it up or if you have to move it after. Paint comes off easily if you get any glue on it and have to remove it. They are cheap however for a set of 4 so I gave them one more star despite merely acceptable performance. At least they seem to be square.
   Cayden Brook

   Rated 5 out of 5

   Wish I had these years ago. It is funny how some things are used so often after you purchase them. These little clamps are well built for price you pa...More

   Wish I had these years ago. It is funny how some things are used so often after you purchase them. These little clamps are well built for price you pay. If you want to do metal work, they might work for very light occasional use...but I would go with larger clamps.
   Nikola Rodriguez

   Rated 5 out of 5

   This is heavy and reliable to get corners right. I used this for the first time on a box and it made a huge difference in how square it all ended up a...More

   This is heavy and reliable to get corners right. I used this for the first time on a box and it made a huge difference in how square it all ended up and is one of my better efforts to date. If you are working with wood that is not always perfectly tru and flat this makes a huger difference. A bargain at twice the price.
   Harvie Carney

   Rated 4 out of 5

   I use these clamps for the frames I make for wood signs. They have a good grip and are easy to use. My biggest issue is that the corner piece moves (g...More

   I use these clamps for the frames I make for wood signs. They have a good grip and are easy to use. My biggest issue is that the corner piece moves (goes side to side) when I'm trying to clamp it. I've also noticed that I have to make sure that the wood pieces are pushed together (flush) after clamping. Made of strong plastic and seem to hold up pretty well. The issues I have won't keep me from buying another set, which I may do soon.
   Connagh

   Rated 5 out of 5

   It's good. It's sturdy. I like the open area at the joint. First time I used it was to square up metal framing for welding. Worked well. Couldn't have...More

   It's good. It's sturdy. I like the open area at the joint. First time I used it was to square up metal framing for welding. Worked well. Couldn't have welded the frames with some of the jigs out there because of a lack of clearance at the joint. It does take a little effort to get your pieces to mate correctly, as it tends to want to pull them apart as you tighten it. Overall, still rates 5 stars for a home handyman like me. Not sure I'd use it in a production facility but I don't have one of those, so all is good.
   Brandy Whittaker

   Rated 5 out of 5

   hands for those projects. Like the first set so I bought a second s