🖼️ Enhanced Design: Alloy Degree Right Corner Picture Frame Review

Why sell them? They are not woodworking quality. The design and materials used are cast iron, which is not strong enough to withstand heavy loads. Most likely they will work with glass or plastic. I will return them!

Pretty well built but the cheeks were a little narrow to really grip a narrow wooden stick so the stock was a little angled (I used 5/16 x 2 inch mahogany) . Thicker paper will probably work well. For the price it was a bargain.

The title speaks for itself. Have you ever tried clamping parallel surfaces with an inexpensive clamp? the clamping surfaces are bent or not square. It totally depends on what you are looking for. This is for light exertion in my opinion. hobby poetry ability.

Using these jigs requires the use of colored pencils to support the project on a flat surface. It's a bit clumsy to tighten and loosen the adjusters, but for the price and the ability to manage your project to stay square, it's worth the price and a bit of fiddling.

They are very light. All four were not square. I sent them back quickly. Lowe's has these that look almost the same for about $7 each but they are twice the thickness but they are also made in China but they are twice the thickness and very square. I bought from Lowes, they work very well.

Ideal for creating square corners, picture frames or countertops although this does not describe their actual size I was under the impression that they would be slightly larger. The hole sizes were accurate but the pin used to tighten the clamps is very small and I can only imagine they will bend or break very quickly!

Zero stars when I first opened the box which didn't arrive on time and inspected the clips I wasn't impressed and I was pretty sure I could split the clamp in half by hand. I started my project by attaching all the brackets to create a square frame and started threshing. The brackets quickly lost their hold. I then just used a clamp to nail the pieces (small 2x4 halves, I saw each maybe an inch square and 12 inches long) into an "L". I started driving a nail the impact of which broke my staple…

Somehow I expected better. I got a set from my father-in-law from Craftsman when Craftsman meant a good thing and one ended up breaking. They are at least 50-60 years old. They're twice the size and still loyal. The ones I just bought are thin and slightly off 10-15 degrees from 90. I wanted to return them but good old Revane said to keep them and refunded the cost. That's why I appreciate Revane so much.

Perfect for making square corners, picture frames or countertops, although it doesn't accurately describe their actual size I was under the impression that they were slightly larger. The hole sizes were accurate but the pin used to tighten the clamps is very small and I can only imagine they will bend or break very quickly!

Zero stars, when I first opened the box which didn't arrive on time and inspected the staples I wasn't impressed and was pretty sure that I could squeeze them in half hands. I started my project by attaching all the brackets to create a square frame and started threshing. The brackets quickly lost their hold. I then just used a clamp to nail the pieces (small 2x4 halves, each of which I sawed to maybe an inch square and 12 inches long) into an "L". I started driving a nail the impact of which…