🧵 Edmunds Clamp: Transforming Stitch Stands into Stretcher Bar Frames – Enhance Your Stitching Experience! Review

works well - I put the bumpers on the inside edge so I tighten the clamp and better can hold the frame, keep the frame smaller 1/2 inch.

Doesn't work any better than the clips supplied. It's a real shame as it's a beautifully designed device and good value for money, down to the clips which aren't very well thought out.

The clips were just the right size for my roll frame. I've only ever used one. Unfortunately, one day I lost my balance and must have put too much pressure on the clamp because the wood split in two. I'm usually good at fixing things, but haven't figured out how to fix it yet. I reversed the clamp and still use it that way. You are worth your money.

Not sure if I just bought the wrong ones or what. I have a universal tripod no. 6111, in the picture above left. with a longer straight bar at the top. Well I bought these thinking they would hold my Q-Snap frames better. There aren't, there are two of them so I think they are more suited to frames that have mounts on the sides like the rest of the paintings. Just don't hold my frames well enough, they pop out easily when you roll onto your back.

Frames, hoops, stands, etc. for Edmunds needles are worth their weight in gold. I am a craftsman with a severe disability. The versatile floor stand works well with my power chair and the knee/table stand works well for me when I'm lying in my bed. Stretcher bars now work better for me than scrollbars. You no longer need to push forward and tweak them frequently. I am passing on my lucky find to all my friends in occupational and recreational therapy so they can share this information with all…