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Quick-Grip 59200CD 2-Inch Handi-Clamp
Quick-Grip&tmreg., 2" Variable Pressure Handi-Clamp&tmreg., C-Clamp Style Jaws With Non Marring Swivel Pads, Variable Force Controlled With User's Grip, The Tighter You Squeeze The More Clamping Pressure Is Applied, Locks In Position, Quick Release Trigger Removes Clamp From Work, 1 Hand Operation, Durable Glass Filled Nylon Construction.
As its name implies, the Handi-Clamp is a handy tool to have around when you need to hold a work piece securely in place while working on it. The lightweight clamp squeezes into place easily and holds fast. Non-marring pads grip the work surface tightly, without damaging it. And a quick-release trigger on the handle makes it easy to remove or readjust the clamp as needed--no screwing, twisting, or tightening, just squeeze and clamp down. A larger, 4-inch version of the Handi-Clamp is available for clamping thicker materials, too. Rule number one in a workshop: You can't have too many clamps. --Carl Thress
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Quick-Grip 59200CD 2-Inch Handi-Clamp Reviews
They are not good for all the things you would imagine a quick, compact, light duty clamp would not be good for. These handi clamps are great for what I use them for, which is to hold materials together. For these things they are good. I have a couple of these clamps as well as the quick grip bar clamps and C clamps and spring clamps. They all have their perfect uses. They won't replace your bar clamps, and they shouldn't be your first clamps, but they have earned their place in my line-up. Get the right tool for the job and you will not have as many disappointments. I have used it to keep cabinet faces tight while installing screws (not to support the weight), for jigs that will not suffer a great deal of lateral pressure, holding drawer box faces flush while installing runners.etc.
I have a set of these clamps that I bought thinking they looked handy. Every time I have used them I want to squeeze them to one more notch on the ratchet. 1 star is too many if you want to use these as clamps. So far I have not found a good use for these clamps except to keep extension cords coiled and separate. They are handy, but if you want them to hold something in place you can not let go of the grips.
Doesn't exert enough pressure to be of much use.
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