Housolution Right Angle Clamp: Perfect for Precise 90-Degree Angle Clamping

Duc Nguyen: So it did exactly what it was meant to do, but it was a little trouble in getting it to clamp properly at first because the screwing down mechanism has so much play on it. Once it was it place and tightened, it held the materials well. It’s a bit heavy which made it harder to maneuver with the play in the screw down mechanism. For some of the more accurate work, I used an old carpenters truck of using double sided take to keep it in position while I clamp down. Other than that for basic cabinets and shelf building it worked well.

United States on Sep 05, 2023

Amazon Customer: This corner brace made the job of re-gluing several chairs much easier.

United States on Aug 03, 2023

Mack: I bought a cheap little version of this clamp a while back, but those couldnt even handle a 1x4 without removing the rubber cover. These awesome clamps are worth the price, and they handle 2x4s with ease. For any hobbyist who doesn't have an endless supply of tools at their disposal, this is a set of clamps worth having.

United States on Aug 01, 2023

V. B. Hunt: A lot of the low star reviews are saying the base of the clamp isn't square with the side. This is true on the clamps I received, too. Funny thing, unless you're really picky, that doesn't matter. What matters is if you can clamp your material pieces so that they form a right angle with each other. I wouldn't say it's foolproof, because I've seen fools do some really stupid things; however, I would say that for a reasonably intelligent person that isn't overly picky, these clamps totally do what they need to do. The two sides form a right angle with each other and allow you to connect your work at right angles on a wide variety of pieces and joint types.

If you push the outsides of the clamp against the outside of your joint and tighten the head until you can get both sides of the head in light contact with the inside of your joint, then line up your pieces just right and put pressure with one hand to hold the work in place while tightening the clamp with the other, it will hold your material at a right angle. While doing the above, the base of the clamp just need to be close enough that the head is holding the work piece. Unless you want your joint askew, the base should...

United States on Jun 08, 2023

NateNate: I’m giving this 4-stars just because it’s exactly the same as at least one other that cost $5 less. Performance, and price compared to others that are probably made in the same factory but sold as a different brand here on Amazon, is still 5-stars.

Pictures are of this product and the other one that costs $5 less.

ACCURACY/PRECISION: I used my Milwaukee aluminum speed square and my Husky digital caliper to test for square and uniform thickness of material. I’ve verified the square and caliper against machining tools and through plenty of projects I’ve used them on that ended up square and level (using a level, too, of course). These clamps will work perfectly fine for what I'll use them for - woodworking (picture frames to large projects), general home carpentry (e.g. hold onto a stud while positioning a cross-support), and light welding of square tube steel.

NOTE WHEN MEASURING: The head pivots on essentially all 3 axis. Because of this, the square must be clamped plumb and square with respect to the clamp’s ball head and surfaces. If the square is off from this point, when tightened, it will pivot as it is supposed to. Then, because it is no longer...

United States on Mar 15, 2021