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Wood Project Clamp - 6"
The 6" Wood Project Clamp automatically adjusts to match material thickness with a squeeze of the handles, clamping materials up to 5 inches thick for Kreg Joinery and general project assembly.
Right Angle Clamp
The Kreg Right Angle Clamp holds 90° joints together during assembly by fitting its pin into a pocket hole, with Automaxx auto-adjust technology and a 5-inch reach.
90° Corner Clamp
The Kreg 90° Corner Clamp holds 90° corners and T-joints securely during assembly, with Automaxx auto-adjust technology and cast-aluminum V and wedge pads.
Clamp Accessories
Clamp Trak™
True Clamping Flexibility The Clamp Trak lets you turn an entire workbench or sawhorse into a clamping station. The Clamp Trak can be quickly routed into...
Bench Dogs
This set of four reinforced nylon Bench Dogs fits standard 3/4-inch bench dog holes and includes rubber Bench Brakes for a solid, non-slip work surface when routing or sanding.
Bench Clamp Base
The Bench Clamp Base lets you use Kreg Bench Clamps on any work surface with 3/4-inch or 20mm bench dog holes, with tool-free installation and a base that swivels 360 degrees.
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Woodworking Clamp FAQs
What are the Different Types of Woodworking Clamps?
With so many different types available (each designed for specific tasks) it can be overwhelming to know which one to use. Below are the most common types of woodworking clamps.
90-Degree Clamps
Corner clamps are used to hold two pieces of wood at a 90-degree angle.
Right-Angle Clamps
Right-angle clamps are similar to corner clamps and can be used for corner clamping or to hold two pieces of wood together while drilling, sawing, or sanding..
In-line Clamps
These clamps fit into bench top dog holes and apply pressure to the side of pieces, instead of from above like other clamps.
Bar Clamps
Bar clamps, like the name says, consist of a long bar with a handle on one end and a moveable jaw on the other.
Vise Clamps
Vice clamps are used to secure a piece of wood in a vise while working on it.
Bench Clamps
Bench clamps are designed to be mounted on a workbench.
Face Clamps
A face clamp is used to hold wood pieces together while pocket screws are driven in.
What are the Best Clamps for Woodworking?
Any of the above clamps are good choices for woodworking, and they all serve slightly different purposes.
What Is the Most Common Type of Clamp for General Use?
Because of their relative price and versatility, C-Clamps are a popular choice for woodworking and everyday tasks in the shop, garage, and around the house. Bar clamps (parallel, quick-release) are also commonly used for a variety of tasks.
How Do I Choose the Right Clamp?
Ultimately, the best clamp type for woodworking depends on the specific project and the level of pressure needed. It's a good idea to have a variety of clamps on hand to ensure that you have the right tool for the job.