🔧 Enhance Woodworking Efficiency with KOTTO EnPoint Quick Release Positioning Tool Review

Pros: Adjustable tension Multifunctional Light weight Cons: None as I had never considered using band clamps before. I used it on a few frames and after releasing the third frame I noticed a tear around one of the corners. I don't know if this is a manufacturing defect or just a quality control defect. But I can only report what I experienced. The manufacturer offers a hassle-free return or replacement. However, it does not provide information on how to use this option. I appreciate you taking…

If you make boxes, frames or something like that, the strap clip will be a good storage tool for your collection. This one is particularly handy as it allows you to clamp various corners, so you're not limited to just right angles (although it does include some positioning squares that will come in handy when you're dealing with right angles). After testing. everything, I'm happy to report that it works pretty well. The strap clip is easy to use and gets the job done and the positioning squares

Media cannot be loaded. I took some scrap wood and made 45 degree cuts to make a test photo frame using a kotto strap clip. Result and ease of use of the clamp. Watch our attached video of how we use the clamp. Pros: -- The resulting test frame I took was perfectly square with the opposite diagonal measurements being exactly the same. -- Nylon straps did not slip at all after locking when the strap was tight. -- The handle has a good grip and is wide enough to get good torque on the belt.…

My first reaction when I opened this was that there are a lot of plastic parts. In fact, the only metal part is the threaded tensioner shaft. I make a lot of small wooden boxes. For tenon or dovetail corners, clamping is easy when "gluing"; Beveled corners are a big problem. This is where a clip like this can come in handy. It would also be useful for making photo frames. Operation is very simple. Wrap the strap around anything you want to pinch. Four angle pieces are screwed onto the band…