Pony 32400 4 Inch Hand Clamp Review

The clip is good, the seller smeared it. Not the same, or even close. I can only keep it because it's harder to get it back. I will not deal with this dress again.

I used 2 clips 1 time to attach small aluminum staples to a 1x6 piece of wood to make a bend, all worked fine until I replaced them the next Tag used with the same purpose . One of the clamps no longer works.

I bought them because of the price at the time (they were an add-on). I like her a lot more than I thought. They are made of plastic, so they do not withstand high loads, but they are quite suitable for wood. When I need a small or medium wooden clip, I select it first.

You really have to push really hard for this thing to hold anything. I see little plastic gears and every time I think I'm going to break them. It has pretty good range compared to my fast clamps. If I don't need longer reach, I prefer quick releases. I use this tool sometimes when necessary. Hope it doesn't break.

These are high quality Jorgensen clamps at a bargain price of less than $5 each. However, because the clamp is so strong and the handle portion is so close to the hinge (closer than the jaw opening), you don't get much clamping force. I actually think they might work better if the jaws were curved a bit so you could reach the next position in the ratchet. I have no regrets buying them for $5 each. Not sure I would have bought them for 10 which is the current price if I hadn't known I need reach

Adjustable Mfg. Almost all of the terminals in my array are made by them. ISD hand clamps are a great addition to their range and my workshop. They are quick and easy to use. The locking mechanism does not loosen and opens easily. You can apply a lot of clamping force with just one hand and release with a snap of your fingers. The pivoting surfaces of the jaws have a rough gripping surface with a central relief suitable for round or irregularly shaped objects. After purchasing and using this…