🔧 Yeswelder Magnetic Welding Clamps: Versatile Adjustable V-Type Fixture Clamp Kit with Suspender Fixture Pads (4 Pcs) Review

Another crappy welding product. Weak magnet, very weak, so weak that it can hardly stick to iron objects. Difficult to move. Seriously connected. I will avoid all of their products.

They are inexpensive so I didn't expect perfection. There are 2 rivets that attach the moving tips. On each part (4) one of the rivets is very tight and the other very loose, to use the clamps they must be tightened to work properly.

Much thinner than the same item from durable hand tools. The magnets aren't that strong and only have two magnets, while the strong handheld version has two additional magnets on the back. I wouldn't buy them again. They cost half, but not worth it in my opinion.

together) with a magnet (something that sticks to metal) and designed for welding (gluing metal to itself by heating to the liquefaction point, also called "hot"). The magnets are very low gauss, not very sticky for example, but worse, they are held in place by a simple press fit. Apply some heat and the part will open up and drop the magnet. So place it in the clamp to push the magnet back, attach it to something you don't want to move, strike the arc and voila! The magnets are out again…

are terrible, just terrible. literally rips off the magnet lugs on the Stronghand tool and I'm fortunate to have a number of these that I've amassed over the years to compare. rough edges, SUPER weak simple ferrite magnets, rivets pressed in so tight you have to SUPPORT the wings to rotate them to the right angle. and on top of that they don't even have two magnets on the top, nor do they have the Stronghand's pre-drilled holes. To be honest, they couldn't screw things up like that. not even…