🔨 WETOLS Woodworking Adjustable Drilling Tool for Carpenters Review

. It's like I have two more arms as I try to connect the tree. Good holding power that allows me to adjust them when needed and then hold them in place when I'm done adjusting. Best inexpensive tool I've bought in a long time.

I bought this item to repair broken picture frames. That works great. Even better, the tool has many more uses. You can create flower boxes, door frames, etc. The device is well made and very durable. It's easy to use and keeps parts in place.

Make dioramas out of miniature scenes. I use them when building my stage box. It is great! I know the angle will be right and I don't have to sit and hold it until the glue is hard enough to stand on its own. Very happy with it.

I only bought these to hold large sheets of plywood upright while I fastened the corners. They are perfect for that. I wasn't hoping for holding power or even accuracy, just a way to hold 4 sheets of plywood upright before twisting them together. Out of curiosity, I tried using them to glue the frame and it was a disaster. The pads fall off, the springs pop out, the plastic triangle slides everywhere. They are difficult to open but exert no clamping force. I didn't expect them to be good for…

Easy to use for building frames etc. The springs are very strong so if you are working with material around 3/4 inch consider an alternative. Thinner material isn't a problem as you don't have to compress the springs as much. Longer "fingers" would be a good idea for wider material.

I make a lot of stuff out of reclaimed wood for pallets especially for garden and chickens so I don't need everything super nice but I still want it to be as smooth as possible without spending a lot of time to waste. This is the perfect solution. Much better than those old school metal models / with one screw / that take so long to build. They have feathers and it's easy for me, even a girl, to work with them.

I bought a set of these clamps for a neighbor who has woodworking experience in our community. I was in the process of making small bookshelves when I got them and what usually takes 30 minutes one shelf and yelling at my 14 year old boy to keep the board straight ended up having the entire bookshelf done in 30 minutes. The orange arrow slips when I use two different sized pieces of wood. The gray covers slide up and down as needed when I use 3/4 plywood for both parts of the clamp. These…