SWMIUSK 90-Degree Right-Angle Swing Corner Clamp with Adjustable Clamping Capacity

Mathieu C.: je recommande

Canada on Aug 31, 2023

Melvin: Worked well

United States on Jun 15, 2023

Mike: Tried using it to fix a picture frame, but the cuts weren't square enough and it could not press the corners together enough. Used grocery store elastic bands instead and it worked better.

Canada on Mar 04, 2023

T.: Difficult to use but will work. Only 3/4” max not any more.

Canada on Jan 09, 2023

Kimberly Jones: Maybe my fault for not reading the listing thoroughly, these are pretty small. Only good for small project and thin pieces of wood. If you make furniture, frames or anything larger than toy-size, keep browsing for something larger. Springs are quite stiff and hard to operate on-handed but I have weak girl-hands so might just be me

Canada on Dec 02, 2022

Amazon Customer: The few times I've used them, they maintained the integrity of the 90 degree angles, but one of them broke pretty quickly without being under more stress than it should've been able to handle. If it didn't break, it would be a better value rating, but having only three doesn't do me much good.

United States on Oct 11, 2022

EmiliesMom: These are easy to use and spot on. Would recommend to anyone who needs more hands to hold things while woodworking, etc. Would not recommend to any octopus as they have enough hands to get things done without this product.

United States on Apr 13, 2021

guitarkeith61: Initially I used the corner clamps to fix some broken drawers of a chest of drawers. It worked well. I will use it to create frames for posters I have. These clamps are very handy and easy to use.

United States on Mar 12, 2021

J R: Despite being made of only plastic, they seem solid enough, especially for the price.
An interesting detail that would not have thought about is that the inner triangle piece can slide. This, I assume, is to accommodate holding 2 different width boards together. However, when trying to put the clamp in place, this means a), you need 2 hands to place the clamp; and b) that you have to square up the pieces after the clamp is in place. Not the end of the world, just annoying when you don't have another hand.
Also, the max wood width of 3/4" is definitely the MAX. You almost need 3 hands to do this.

Overall however, given the price, these are a great little tool for a sort of "quick and dirty" hold. They won't really apply pressure to a joint, but they will definitely hold it while you pop some screws or nails in place.

Canada on Jan 27, 2021

Shellrae7: This is great to stabilize corners for nailing. I found I struggled to get it in place even w two hands. But I am not very strong. Still was worth having. May have to use it as a hand exerciser until I beef up those muscles, haha.

United States on Jul 13, 2020