🔧 WEICHUAN Woodworking Degree Corner Adjustable: Optimize Your Woodworking Projects with Adjustable Precision Review

I bought these on the recommendation of a friend and they are amazing! It would normally take 30 minutes to complete a shelf as I yelled at my 14 year old to keep the board straight resulting in the entire bookshelf being finished in 30 minutes. If you want to build something that has a 90 degree -Angle requires, then here is simply necessary! are also quite durable, they are all metal except for the handle.

I saw a video of someone who knew what they were doing using a pair of similar clips to create a storage shelf . on YouTube so I bought two of these to help me build a storage rack in my garage and they worked great. I'm a regular guy (not a carpenter) and no doubt they saved me a few hours of work and helped me build a very solid storage rack. This proved to be a very profitable purchase and product in terms of cost and time. light five stars.

I saw a YouTube video of someone who knew what they were doing using a pair of these clips to assemble a storage rack so I have two of them Bought to help me build a storage rack in my garage and they worked great. I'm a regular guy (not a carpenter) and no doubt they saved me a few hours of work and helped me build a very solid storage rack. This proved to be a very profitable purchase and product in terms of cost and time. light five stars.

Works great, just used it again on a project last weekend. The screw mechanism works great by the way - my 6 year old daughter wanted to help so I let her install the screw while I held the boards in place. After she was done, I reached down to tighten the screw, but she was already there! Love this clip - holds tight and seems well built. The screw action is rough enough that you don't have to turn it all day, yet smooth enough that there is no snagging when turning. The turning movement is…

This is a strong, simple clamp and if there wasn't a glaring problem I'd love it. But the two solid sides are not set at 90 degrees to each other. They're not that bad, and if "close enough" is your tolerance standard, you might be fine, but a simple engineering square will show the sides are wrong with known accuracy. Of course, there is no way to fix this problem. I don't know what to do with this thing. Maybe some sort of gasket glued to the metal sides (?) would help, but no buyer should do