6" Bar Clamps for Woodworking, Medium 170 lbs One-Handed Spreader/Clamp, Light-Duty Quick-Clamp F Wood Clamps Set for Hand Wood Working Crafts Grip Gluing - 4 Pack

Es excelente muy buena calidad

I was genuinely surprised by the build quality of these clamps. I've paid way more for the name brand version of these same size clamps, from the big box home supply stores, and the quality of those clamps does not compare with these far less expensive clamps. The clamps feel really solid and heavy in the hand and the full length trigger is comfortable to use and allows for applying a lot pressure compared to the little finger triggers found on most clamps of this size.This is the size clamp that I use most often in my projects. I find that they work great for clamping items to work tables because they are just the long enough to reach over the work piece and clamp to the table and yet short enough that the bar does not interfere with the lower shelf or get in the way of tools I’m working with. This size also works well for gluing together projects I’m working and I find I can never have too many clamps for this process.The design of these clamps works great for me because with my other clamps I’m constantly, unintentionally hitting the release button when I mean to pull the clamping lever or sometimes vice versa. This is because I’m often reaching to tighten or release the clamps in positions where I can’t see the clamps and I’m doing it by feel only. On my other clamps the release lever is positioned directly in front of the clamping lever and with these it’s at the back of the clamp where it’s not likely to be accidently pressed. There was a lot of attention to detail in these clamps for instance the large grip pads that have been reinforced at the bottom for extra strength and longevity and the over sized button to release and reverse the clamping head as well as the extra long trigger.I find that these clamps have good clamping pressure and the rubber pads hold well without slipping. I seldom use clamps as spreaders but it’s nice to know the feature is available with these clamps should I need it.This is one of those rare cases where you get more than you pay for when it comes to quality versus price. Overall, I find that these clamps work better than the name brand clamps of the same size and I like the ergonomics of these clamps much better.

This is a surprisingly high quality set of clamps, especially for the price. Every woodworker knows you can never have enough clamps, so I was pretty excited to get my hands on these and I think they're a great value. They're relatively small, both in terms of how far their jaws spread and in terms of the grip, but they're surprisingly strong and durable. I've already put them in consistent rotation in my workshop.

Initial impressions are fantastic. These clamps hold VERY well & seem to be made of good quality materials. I didn't realized at the time I requested these(I was obviously shopping by picture only & didn't look very far into it, which I now find embarrassing) that they were REVERSIBLE; that it's possible to transform them from clamps into spreaders! That's so cool! The one gripe I have with these is that said transformation is VERY difficult due to seemingly having to push the button on the disconnecting end further inward than tolerances allow. It made me wonder what on Earth the button was even for! Overall, these have impressed me for the better & I'm excited that I can get 4 of these clamps for less than $20(price as of writing is ~$19/4pk).

We are building a deck and some of the boards are warped. We used these clamps to push the boards in to help maintain the same-sized spacing between the boards. The one end and be removed and turned around to change it from clamping to pushing. The clamp pieces are plastic with rubber feet. The bar is metal. They felt sturdy. The only issue was the release lever. It was a little hard to get it to release. Other than that, these worked really well for this application.

The grip is a bit small so it's uncomfortable for those with large hands. The clamps also are rather bulky and not ergonomically designed. Everything is clunky especially the moving bar which needs to be oiled out of the box. The push button release doesn't work the majority of the time which is annoying. They do seem to be built for heavy duty.

These are a nice set of four clamp sets. My husband sometimes does wood related projects and I do crafting projects of different sorts, so you never know when you’re going to need clamps to hold some items. They appear to work well to open and close. Though the ability to reverse the clamps and use to push apart is extremely difficult to do or even impossible. The large orange button is okay to push; but the clamp head will only come off if you work at it. We found that the release pin protrudes out too far for the clamp head to release off easily, and we found all four were like this. Though that ability is not the main use we have for these clamps.

I'm a big fan of these quick clamp style clamps. You can never have too many clamps in your shop. And the good ones are usually expensive so these are a real surprise. They have a nice heavy bar, the grip action is very positive and holds tight. The passive end can be moved to the other end of the bar to make it a spreader. And rubber pads are designed so that the pads won't ride up and slip off like some the better known brands will do. And price is very reasonable. If these have a down side it would be that are are just a little bulky. But as bulky as some better known brands. So unless you are using these in really tight spaces, no worries.