Neitra Cabinet Installation Clamps: Upgraded All Metal Design with Drill Hole Guide for Easy and Fast Face Frame Installing, Black 2-Pack Review

I've installed a few cabinets over the years and I'm currently remodeling my home office. Last month I build several cabinets for own home office remodel which includes a few lower cabinets, 4 upper cabinets and 4 floor to ceiling lower hutch sections with upper book shelf sections 10' tall together. Hadn't even considered a specialty item such as this but just happened to notice it on Ebay and quickly ordered the 2-pack set. While I've not yet moved the cabinets into the office yet I have…

I was waiting for the driver to show up LOL as these have been in my list for a while I got them free but that did not change this review! this was my 1st things to select using the VINE program. I am a paint contractor and I got a WHOLE KITCHENS WORTH of cabinets from a job I did. I re worked them to fit my kitchen, painted them, and NOW USING THese 2 CLAMPS TO INSTALL THEM I had another brand saved to my wish list but found these on VINE got them FREE and I could not be happier with this…

Out of the package, these are really nice looking little clamps. The machining is very clean and well finished. Definitely nothing cheap-looking here. One thing to note is a couple of the headless hex screws, which appear to serve multiple functions for the assembly of these clamps, came loose. I tightened them down to be flush, so they weren’t left to wobble out over time. That was a slightly disappointing oversight, but certainly nothing seriously wrong.They clamp on 2 degrees, which is…

To start with the good - the clamps are very well machined. The edges are all chamfered and the screws thread very smoothly. The padding is nice and the overall aesthetic is nice. I like the drill guide in the side of the clamp.For the downside - The handles on the threaded rod are very small and thin. I feel like the threaded rod and handles could have been beefed up a bit to make this product better. The clamp that pushes the face frames to be flush is mounted in a way that when you extend…

These are definitely worth it if you're hanging your own cabinets. I was able to get a set of cabinets installed in my home pretty flush with these—much more easily than if I were to jury-rig a cabinet jig like I have in the past. Not much to say about these. What I would change is the reverse threading that another reviewer also mentioned, which can get pretty annoying especially once you get everything dialed in only to forget which is which and accidentally loosen something you meant to stay

I have not used these yet as I am a few months away from needing them but wanted to make sure they were useable for my project. Decent quality aluminum jig so I am sure they will work fine. No directions so you'll need to review online for how they work. Not exactly a common item to setup so it should have included some kind of instructions. The pair are one piece so no setup needed but how to use them would have been nice to include.

The clamping unit is solid and well-machined. I could feel no burrs or rough edges. The cushioning pads have a little give to them, which is what you want.The unit comes with no instructions. Including well written instructions is a good way to prevent unsatisfied customers who don't understand how to use the clamp as intended. Writing a good set of instructions, with well constructed diagrams, forces the company to look at the product from a novice customer's perspective. A product isn't very…

These clamps work really well. We ended up buying 3 more of these clamps for our kitchen DIY Projects. We are currently installing new cabinets in our kitchen as well as redoing some of our old ones. These clamps are solid and sturdy enough for the custom cabinets we are putting together by hand. I can definitely recommend for basic to professional use.

Nicely machined aluminum blocks with steel hardware & screws. Nearly identical in style and function as the Bessey Cabinet Face Frame Clamps (also a 2 pack), except made in lighter weight aluminum (vs steel body) with just slightly smaller diameter screws, and in the same price range. Much wider range of adjustment vs the Bessey's, and other than the reverse threaded screws seems to be a very good option for someone looking for a wider range of frames to align and connect.

Previously I've used any clamp I had on hand to install my cabinets.This clamp alleviates all the headaches associated with installing cabinets (alignment, depth adjustment, drill guide) and does it easily!I recommend you purchase 2 of these to place one on the top and the second on the bottom of the cabinet, to align the whole cabinet at one time.Worth the money! I can recommend this clamp.

The overall quality of the clamps are very good, the threads are machined smooth so they're easy to turn and there's no sharp edges. They are very adjustable so it can be used on may different sizes of cabinets and frames. There's just enough rubber padding to protect the front and sides of the frame and the rubber is a good quality. I really like the adjustable screw guide which makes it easier to use and if you have multiple cabinets all of the screws locations will be at the same spot (I'm…

These cabinet installation clamps are made very nicely. They feel sturdy and of quality.A big plus is how easy they are to use and how quickly you’ll be able to align cabinets when doing installs.I used these on a recent kitchen rehab and the time saved installing the cabinets would have already paid for these clamps. Great value and time savers.

These are no-frills cabinet clamps that appear to be well built, however they miss the mark because the plate that helps align the styles is too narrow so it does not contact both styles at the same time. The thread is also reverse which is somewhat confusing since you have to turn is counter-clockwise to tighten the clamp. The price is good, though it's going to take some reworking to make them useful.

When installing cabinets, you want to screw the face frames together for a quality job. These clamps pulled the side pieces together for me while keeping the faces flush. The convenient adjustable drill guide helped me predrill the screw holes precisely centered in the frame pieces.The metal construction is strong and prevents the 'ears' on the clamps from bending or wearing over time as plastic ones could.

First thing I noticed was the quality of the materials used to fabricate these. Nothing fancy mind you, but no thin steel or aluminum here. Heavy gauge steel that will not flex and keep things in line. Two clamps to firmly hold stiles together and an adjustable collar to pre drill and screw stiles together. Clamping surface that mates face of stiles is padded so as to not mar the finish. Should last a lifetime.

To go from a standard clamp that I've been using for the last 20 years to go to this style of clamp was huge. It saves me time on the job.it keeps the cabinet frame in perfect alignment while you pre drill and set the screw to secure it. No more adjusting after clamping. These are good quality clamps. If you're working with painted fronts I use some card stock on the clamping surfaces helps prevent scuffs/scratches.

It has all the right features. I only had one minor issue with them that would not keep me from buying them (see video). Nicely machined and very sturdy. I will be using to correct existing misaligned face frames on refinish jobs. Great jig set for the money!

It's my fault I'm disappointed, I thought these were something else. They are designed for cabinet installation, aligning the face frames together. I thought they were for installing he face frames on cabinets, which would be awesome, but the clamp fully closed is 2 inches. Far from being able to clamp onto a piece of 3/4 ply to attach a face frame. But the clamps are very well made and do what they advertise

After I put it to the test, I found that these clamps were not as durable as advertised. The easy drill guide was anything but easy, causing me to have to redo several face frames.

I've installed my fair share of cabinets during remodels. My preferred method of screwing cabinets together has always been to use a couple of hand clamps to pull the cabinet faces together and then attempt to makes the faces of the cabinets flush. While this generally works OK, I have seen installations where the faces weren't 100% flush as they moved ever so slightly while attempting to screw them together. These clamps prevent that from happening and what you end up with is perfectly aligned