Corner Degree Woodworking Hardware Adjustable Review

They worked well. They are quite difficult to grip which at times required me to use two hands making it difficult to get the wood where I wanted it. However, I'm a rather short woman and not very strong, so I'm sure it would work better for a man or a stronger woman.

This review is for "Fixed Right Angle Clamps, 90 Degree Elbow Clamps for Woodworking Tools, 4 Clamping Tool Set, Wood Angle Clamp, Adjustable Rotating Angle Clamp for Woodworking Hand Tools". Here are my pros and cons: PROS: • Corner clamps are easy and intuitive to use • They hold boards together in good tension • Once clamped, they are designed to adjust alignment while maintaining good tension • Four corner clamps are included. I prefer to use two per corner so I can clamp two corners at…

This is a great idea and they work in some cases, but the inside corner doesn't have much grip so in some cases it can be difficult to hold while gluing/screwing in exactly the right place. It's a lot better than no clamp, though, and at $12 for 4 it'll probably get the job done for a reasonable price.

Angle clamps are very handy when working with wood. Wood can be joined at right angles in a corner or in a "T" shape on the side, such as when a shelf is adjacent to a wall of bookshelves. You need to hold the joint in place to allow the glue to dry or to turn a screw, for example. Unfortunately, these special clamps are not suitable for woodworking. They rely on spring pressure and the work-contacting surfaces are smooth plastic, so the clamps don't hold securely. They aren't strong enough to…