Kreg KHCCC 90 Degree Corner Clamp for Accurate Woodworking Joints

Sara López: Excelente producto

Mexico on Nov 05, 2023

Traisnel: Parfait. Fait son job

France on Aug 31, 2023

Steeve J.: It is the forth of fifth corner clamp variation I buy. All others were disappointing. I will probably order a second one like this one because it works. All others were slow to adjust, hard to adjust or cheaply built. This one so far is worth every penny.

Canada on May 08, 2023

Pamela H: My nephew requested this corner clamp so he can work on furniture. He says it works great and is excited to use it on other furniture pieces in the future. A great gift.

United States on Dec 29, 2022

Wacht: Alles Bestens

Germany on Sep 19, 2022

Cliente Amazon: Ottimo prodotto ma molto costoso

Italy on Mar 27, 2021

Grandpa Wilbur: I already owned a pair of 3” Kreg clamps, a pair of 2” Kreg clamps. I currently am up to four 6” Automaxx Kreg clamps which are my most-used clamps of anything that I have for woodworking projects.

I have a lot of bar clamps of various sizes that I use often to hold large projects for glue curing but my Kreg clamps get used both for gluing and pocket jig joints.

With my satisfaction for the Kreg clamps that I already have, I bought these corner clamps with confidence. True to my previous experiences with Kreg clamps, they are fine quality and work nicely.

I have other corner clamps that are only good for scrap. They will go in a garage sale, one day for fifty cents a piece, if I can get it. The Kreg corner clamps are forever though.

My only disappointment was to find these new Kreg corner clamps labeled Made In China. I happily pay a bit more for quality American-made tools. I incorrectly assumed that clamps were made in the Huxley, Iowa, USA manufacturing plant.

A word of caution also, there is a Chinese knock-version of these Kreg clamps on the market. The photo on the Amazon ad showed, what appeared to be, a genuine...

United States on Jan 31, 2020

PatlPatl: The tool works great but I needed to make 2 adjustments to get it there as shown in the pictures. The first is that it had almost zero clamping pressure. I read somewhere how to fix this and it seemed to work. You need to back out the adjustment screw most of the way, cycle the tool, and then adjust it to the pressure you need. Kreg should do this at the factory so shame on them for delivering these in this condition. The 2nd adjustment was that the boards were noticeably out of square (1 to 2 degrees which amplifies over the cabinet distances of course as 1 deg = .017"/1"). I checked the jaws for flatness and squareness and saw that one jaw was slightly out of flat in the direction that was consistent with what I observed in the clamped boards. I took a file and carefully flattened the offending jaw and now they are quite square and repeatable. The clamp is now very handy to use and accurate.

The disappointing thing is that Kreg could have produced the tool this way so it is not up to their normal quality standards and they should fix this before losing the public on a well conceived and useful tool

United States on Jul 01, 2019

Scott Lenninger: I purchased 2 of these clamps. Neither one will hold 3/4 inch plywood when assembling a cabinet. I have a right angle clamp by Kreg that uses the same auto adjust that works like a charm. I may have been lucky enough to get 2 defective clamps. So I contacted Kreg about this. The same day I received a reply describing how to reset the clamps and it this doesn't work to let them know. So I followed the instructions and the clamps begin to work like they should. I have to commend Kreg on their quick response. Here is how to reset the auto adjust clamps.

" So you will open the jaws and back out that adjustment screw to the point where it is really loose but not falling out. You should see around 3/8" of threads between the bottom of the head of the screw to where it screws into the mechanism. Then you will close the jaws then open them back up. After that, you can bring that adjustment screw back to the positive around halfway down and try to clamp it down. That adjustment is not an exact adjustment, you may have to tighten it more or loosen it more to get the correct pressure you want to apply. When you are using the clamp, you will want to make sure you are...

United States on Feb 19, 2019

R. Thomas: I used them to build a box with cubbies for shoes. It held the shelves nice and square for me while the glue dried. I also bought a pair of cheaper clamps that do the same job. These were slightly easier to use, but cost a lot more. I'd buy them again though. I read reviews about the adjustment screw being too small and hard to turn. It's only hard to turn if there is pressure. I'm able to turn the screw with my thumb. If I can't turn it, I loosen the clamps then try again.

United States on Dec 21, 2018