🔧 KINJOEK Industrial Power & Hand Tools: Woodworking Carpenter Clamping Tools Review

They weren't perfectly square according to my Incra square, but with a bit of sanding around 100 grit I was able to get them perfectly square. What.

I have carefully checked all my parts with a test square and they appear to be correct. They feel rigid rather than flexible, which of course is the idea. I'm sure they will work great as intended.

These things are great. Perfect for checking and clamping things at right angles - and a big bonus having 6, not just 4. I also use them as a riser when cutting with a chainsaw or painting/finishing.

They work well for smoothing out light weight material but I noticed that when I attached them to the work piece the plastic bent 90 degrees causing the purpose missed. They are good, I use them often but knowing that they can easily be pushed or pulled in ways that make them less accurate.

Minor imperfections but good enough. Great bang for the buck. They smell Chinese, but not too strong. They should be sold in packs of 8. Works great with F clamps. Haven't tried them with C clamps. These squares can be used as clamp angles in other projects. Non-deformable, non-conductive, drillable/cuttable support brackets: similar to many future projects.

Inexpensive rigid polymer corner brackets for checking, clamping and holding the angle and position of your project until the adhesive sets or your operations are complete. The corners are chamfered so that the adhesive leaking out of the joints does not come into contact with the square and the dirt does not prevent the device from penetrating firmly into the corner joints. The cross brace on the block adds strength without adding weight, allowing you to clamp any edge you choose. The material