Adjustable Spring-Loaded Pro Corner Clamps Set For Woodworking - 60/90/120 Degree Angles, Ideal For Carpentry, Cabinet Making, And Frame Construction Review

Was expecting clamps to be a little more ridged, they will work fine if your making picture frames but I was putting cornhole board frames together and they did not want to hold the ends together very well, had to use longer clamps to keep ends together. Was afraid of tightening the clamps to hard as they don’t appear to be made to withstand a lot of pressure only marginal applications.Otherwise for the price you get what you pay for, the little clamps that come with them are cute but may find…

I am not a professional by any means, but I do the majority of house projects myself. I was finishing up a complete kitchen renovation, and was working on some trim and molding. I ended up using the clamps to hold pieces of molding together in my garage, so I could fasten them together there and transport them as larger finished units prior to installing them. The clamps work great. Being able to clamp different size pieces of wood together is a great feature as well. I wish I had purchased…

I have come to expect many ebay items to be sub-par if not outright junk. And I spend probably about 10K a year on ebay. What a difference with this item. Restored some faith in ebay. Had a flood hit the house a which caused some furiture to come about, this is just what was needed to fix some of the items that came unglued. Althought it could be a bit more heavy duty for larger projects, it certainly is just what the doc ordered. I would suggest a heavy duty version, but this will work with…

First time using this ‘clamp’ the spring came shooting out across my shop. Luckily found it the next day. So my initial impression was not that great. These would work ok for smaller items, but are not that sturdy for larger pieces. Recommend using name brand real clamps for cabinets. Face frames might be ok to clamp using these. Removable bumper pads are nice on it. But overall sturdiness was lacking.

The small camps are a total waste of money, they are so tiny it's almost comical not to mention they don't clamp on anything all that tight and best of all one clamp was inoperable, the trigger is in the depressed position and it won't spring back. I would have never spent the extra money for the two clamps if I knew they would be this bad. I feel like I got totalled scammed.

I do a lot of workshop working and I put a lot of things together and I needed multiple different angles to hold my pieces together this was perfect they are very easy to use and very accurate they are also very sturdy highly recommend if you work in a workshop

These clamps are probably adequate for building small boxes, but when it comes to holding 2 sides of, say, a bookcase together, they are just too weak to hold. The springs ate stiff, but not enough to solidly hold pieces from moving.

I am currently building picture frames that require 90 degree angle joinery. I use 0.5-1.25" thick stocks for my project. The thing is,I have bought a few set of 4 angle clamps of different brands but none of them worked for 1.25" thickness because of limited size of clamping range. Most of the other clamps will have no issue with less than 1" thick wood. But if you are doing projects needing bigger wood ,the NAYE 3 angle clamps are the only ones I'd recommend.I will report back if I try the…

Just arrived and does not include the two pressure clamps listed in the description. Apparently some people get the correct item and others do not from this vendor. Find another brand/seller instead of this bait and switch job.

The first few times using them you will fiddle with them a bit. That's my review. But once you get cozy with them, man are they nice!

The removable "bumpers” are what sold me. Seeing how they change in size to make a tighter grip made sense. All the other clamps had the multiple angels 120, 60, 90- but the important part is making sure that the grip stays tight regardless of the wood thickness.This will do great!Already holding a shelf together while the wood glue dries 🤓 and they are doing a great job!

The concept is great but I grow weary in attempting to change the angles. Does anyone have a solution to this? Considering returning