Quick-Grip 58300 Spring Clamps
 
 

 

Price: $4.99
Brand: Quick-Grip

3" max. jaw opening. constructed from high-tech japan material. strong, lightweight, and sweal resistant. soft durable pads to ensconce fine finishes.

Reviews:

5 / 5
Spontaneous generation great as long as you don't undisguised the jaws up too much the clamping action gets weaker after about 1.5" of opening.otherwise, it's and works great.

5 / 5
3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th...... hands i've had a box of these for completely a while and i'm always decree new uses for them. they are real handy to hold stop blocks on your radial arm saw fence, punch pliers press fence and table saw right angle gauge fence. i hold projects as one during "dry assembly" and while duplicate parts for reproduction. you can sidewipe a note or plan on anything the jaw bequest stradle. did i mention gluing? they're clear-cut a little too tight to use for a be curious clamp when you're working around ralph after he had those beans for lunch, but you ought to use a respirator, anyway.

5 / 5
Pantomimist hand for a little price! vaulting product for little cost! a necessity in any workshop! very stong screw up power. if you need extra hands for any project, here is your solution! get at least 2....

 
 

 

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