🔧 Aluminum Carpenter Clamps for Woodworking Positioning Review

I have several types of angle clamps and clips in the style of these aluminum L clamps from TopGearWorld. They are the most versatile and I use them the most. They can do the job of a jawed angle clamp but have a much more compact footprint which gives me more freedom to position the work piece for driving fasteners. They also serve as the main spot for quick checks. They won't replace my frame square, but I can use them to test the square on a saw or jig. Especially these 90 degree clips from…

If you are a woodworker and want to create projects that require crossing two sections of material at right angles, then yes, being square would be in fashion. Layout slats are great for keeping your project square. When assembling small frames, they provide accurate squareness for reference. One side is engraved in metric and the other side is engraved in SAE. Each bar has a series of holes that attach to an L-bolt and connect to the post with a plastic nut. Your project stays true to 90…

Failed to load media. These aluminum angles are incredibly useful and versatile for woodworking. I already have several other brands and designs. But, like clamps, I never have enough for complex assemblies. And the brand prices are ridiculously high. They are great for keeping things straight when assembling and gluing. They are excellent for cornering and tool calibration. But I also use them for things like attaching a long piece of wood at right angles to a drill press table when drilling a