Miter Spring Pliers and 16 Miter Clamps use for Wood Trim,Moldings,Picture Frames,Woodworking

Okay, the pliers ain’t Knipex, Wera, or the like. But they are solid, at least mine are. The spring clamps are stout. I used the pliers and a spring and open and closed them watching an entire movie. Not incessantly, but quite often. The spring holds its tension, and if the pliers were to fail, they would have during my testing. I pinched four of the springs very wide on a piece of dimensional lumber and let them set for two weeks to see if they would lose their tension. They held true.Not sure about the others that left bad reviews, but my set is absolutely perfect, These with some Titebond III and few pin nails, one will achieve excellence, considering you know how to miter correctly and perfectly. The cut is everything, all else are just aids. If you’re a novice or just ain’t good at mitered cuts, and don’t have pro tools to make the cuts, please don’t leave your review if your joints have gaps. It ain’t this tool that leaves you with hairline joints, it’s you or your miter saw.Oh, and yes, the springs will leave an indention on your work, as it’s expected. A good finisher isn’t concerned with this… it’s called wood filler. Make your own with fine dust and adhesive, or store bought.Good set!!!

The quality looks good, and the product came on time as promised. I have not used them yet on an actual project, but they worked fine on a sample test I did with them.

Woodworking miter clamps work great, fast delivery and strong clamping force

great

I've been a woodworker for a few decades and was tasked with making two small pet cremation urns. For the first one, I made a frame for the base and lid using a router and installed each piece individually onto the box using glue and pin nails, making sure each miter was precisely aligned.Fast forward to the second urn using the spring miter clamps and assembled the frame before attaching it to the lid. Using them, I applied glue to the miter joints and then used the spring clamps to secure them. These little gems held the miters very tight and well-aligned until the glue set up, then inserted the lid into the frame. I used sawdust, water, and wood glue to make a filler for the holes made by the clamps.My only complaint is that I wished they made a smaller size clamp. I envision using these as my go-to miter clamp for future projects and highly recommend them.

Surprisingly this clips and spreader work really well.

Better than using another set of hands. It worked very well to hold angled trim pieces together while the glue dried. Really helpful to have around.

Great value. These clamps are plenty strong to pull your corners tight.

This makes trimming a door a breeze.

I’m getting more of these!

Ich habe die die Klammern zum herstellen von Bilderrahmen und sonstiges spanne gekauft. Sie sind sehr gut zu Handhaben und klemmen auch richtig gut. Mit Hilfe der Zange sind ohne Probleme punktgenau zu setzen. Hätte ich schon viel eher kaufen sollen.

I bought these on a whim as a cheaper alternative to a more expensive, branded version. This set came with a load of clamps and the pliers and they seem really good quality. I've glued up a couple of boxes so far and I'm more than happy with the hold. They do leave small pin pricks in the wood but that sands out easily enough.

strong clamps.