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The WETOLS corner clamp is a great tool for woodworking projects. It holds pieces firmly at a perfect 90-degree angle, which makes assembling boxes, frames, or cabinets much easier and more precise.The clamp feels sturdy and well-made, with a strong grip that doesn’t slip while you work. It’s easy to adjust and saves so much time compared to trying to square corners by hand.If you’re looking for a reliable corner clamp that delivers accurate results, this is a great choice at a very reasonable price.

Great to use and don't require a lot of hand strength. I purchased these so I'd have my own set of clamps for projects or art pieces and not have to take my husband's. They are easy to use, line up nicely with minimal effort. So those with nerve damage in their hand or wrist will have zero issue using these. The hold is great for gluing decorative trim pieces together. Super easy to line up properly for maximum clamping to make lines seamless and accurate. Not expensive and great quality for a DIYer who doesn't want to spend a fortune on metal ones. Husband keeps trying to take them, so apparently they are easier than the ones he has that are metal.

These make corners easier to put together. Their function is not bad, but it isn't great either. If you apply force unevenly, then they don't go on. Granted I am fairly new to woodworking, but for me these were practically a two handed operation. After I got them on, I could adjust the wood to fit better, so that was a plus. Overall, the drawer turned out well, so I can't complain too much. My previous attempt without them didn't go so well.I noticed that if I was putting together wood that was 3/4" thick, they probably would not have fit. Be careful to ensure you get the right size.

These corner clamps are great. I wish I bought them a while ago. Don’t worry about them being plastic. The spring is strong enough that you can pick up the boards, but it also allows you to adjust the miter cut or screw in braces. For ¾ wood I found taking the covers off worked better. I highly recommend.

These work well but my carpal tunnel Hates me when I use them because the are hard af to open

Why did you pick this product vs others?:These are perfect for jewelry and music box assy

Very handy helping to setup a cabinet.

They’re pretty decent if you need to use them for projects where you want to join two boards at 90 degrees, 3/4 inch or smaller. They’re a bit hard to open, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing since the spring is supposed to hold the wood pieces together. They do their job in that regard.The downside is that if you press them too much, they end up coming apart. You can open them up to about 3/4 inch, but no more. If you go a little over 3/4 inch, they come apart.It’s like if you have weak hands, you won’t be able to open them, but if you’re too rough, you’ll break them.