Official StoreMulti Angle Corner Clamp for Woodworking

The 30 to 90 range is what makes it worth having. I build hexagonal planters and every corner is a 60 degree joint. Set the angle once, lock it, and both my clamps hold the same figure.

Rubber lining saved a set of prefinished walnut shelves. Clamped down hard enough to hold and left zero marks. That alone puts it ahead of the metal clamps I was using.

Assembled a bookshelf single handed. Clamp holds the two boards square while you drive the screws, which is normally the moment you wish you had a second pair of hands.

Both scales on the ruler is genuinely useful. My plans are in inches, my hardware is metric. Being able to read either without converting in my head cuts out a whole class of mistake.

Good clamp for the money. Engineering plastic is lighter than I expected but nothing has cracked. I would not use it on anything heavier than cabinet panels, but for frames and shelves it is plenty.

The swing jaws take a range of thicknesses without any adjustment fuss. Went from 12mm ply to 32mm solid stock in the same session, just pushed the clips up and carried on.

Picture framing is where this earns its place. Miters that used to open up on one side now close cleanly because the clamp holds the angle while the glue sets.

Bought a pair. Two clamps on opposite corners of a box and the whole thing stays square while you nail it. Ordering a second pair for larger carcasses.

Angle lock button actually holds. I was sceptical because plastic detents usually creep under load, but I have not had it slip off the set angle yet.

Easy to use straight out of the box and accurate. Only gripe is the scale markings are a little fine to read in poor shop light, but that is a lighting problem more than a clamp problem.

Corrosion resistant is not marketing here. Lives on a damp basement bench and looks the same as the day it arrived, which my steel clamps definitely do not.

Repaired a dresser drawer that had racked out of square. Clamped it back to 90, glued and pinned it, and it has held. Simple tool, does the one job properly.