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I needed something relatively small and easy to manage to support dollhouse pieces while glue was drying. I have tried various clamps I had - none of which were intended for this type of construction. The walls are the third floor are angled and these clamps worked perfectly! Wish I had looked for this type of clamp earlier.

This is a good concept, but trying to get a 1.25 inch width picture frame to fit in it was very difficult. It took one person to pull back and hold the spring-loaded clamp (it's a strong spring and not the easiest thing to pull back to the max), and another person to force the frame into the clamp. Once we got the corners in, the corners didn't quite close completely together, but we're hoping it'll be close enough. The wooden frame we're trying to repair has some contoured and rounded edges, which seems to effect the way the clamp fits the wood. If you have a basic, flat, wooden frame that's no wider than about an inch, this would probably work perfectly.

I have a set of the 45 degree angle brackets which do the trick for square edged boxes. This set lets you change the corner clamps for wider or narrower angles. The sets are about the same price so more angles for me is more useful. The ones I have, along with aluminum corner angles, allowed me to construct both small boxes and large boxes which would not have be as easy to do without them.I build boxes for cat and dog feeders which are sometimes made with a place to hold a food dish. Getting the dimensions right is the major issue - clamps make the projects a lot easier.

These corner clamps are a game-changer for any woodworking project! The set of 4 gives you a variety of angles to work with, and the spring-loaded design makes them super easy to use. They hold the wood securely in place while you're gluing or nailing, and the clamps themselves are sturdy and well-made. I'm so impressed with how much these have helped me with my projects.

They work well, but if you have a warp in your board and need to really torque it down the handles come loose and just spin. I’ve had to use a wrench to turn them. It is probably my mistake, but for holding straight pieces in place they work well

I bought these for smaller projects that require 90 degree angles and I couldn't be much happier with the performance of these things. I definitely recommend these to people who do wood working on smaller scales.

I was making a toy box that was 33x21 these worked great to hold the sides together until I was ready to screw together. Project that big I did need 2 sets but they worked well. I'd recommend.

I do a lot of workshop working and I put a lot of things together and I needed multiple different angles to hold my pieces together this was perfect they are very easy to use and very accurate they are also very sturdy highly recommend if you work in a workshop