Stanley 083122 Heavy-Duty Corner Clamp

When I opened the package containing these clamps, of which I bought four, I was shocked to discover how heavy and robust they are. For the price I was fully expecting something fairly flimsy. These clamps are seriously up to the job and exceeded my expectations by a mile.I'm a professional furniture maker and often have to assemble large carcasses on site. Although all my joints are biscuit jointed, which aids location, these clamps are like a third or fourth hand whilst inserting the 'confirmat' screws to the joints.Okay, width is limited to 30mm for a T-Joint and about 44mm for a 90 degree joint, but for me they are unbelievable value. Just look at the Bessey clamps for around £45 each. A different beast but still doing the same job. For general carcase assembly, these have to be one of the best value purchases around. Don't bother to trawl through the options......just click and buy !

Excellent product.I used to use a metal Irvin M140 90 degree clamp for picture framing but there was only a small screw clamp end to trap the curved wood profile of the frame against the straight edge so often the frame did not sit squarely in the clamp.With this STANLEY clamp the frame is trapped between two straight edges so the curved nature of the wood frame is held securely at a true right angle.Wonderful piece of kit. I will be getting more of them having tried it out.

I bought two of these as the price is very good and I find it's always useful to have a variety of clamps at hand. After experimenting a bit to get an idea of their capabilities I have come to this conclusion:This clamp is okay for straightforward corner or `T' butt joints of square/rectangular profiled work pieces and does a good job. However, it does not work well for mitre joints. If you want an accurate well finished mitre joint, the clamp is unable to maintain those kind of tolerances as it's tightened. Even using just moderate clamping pressure, I find that the mating faces (cut accurately) tend to move off square and even lift on one side, however much downward pressure you also apply while tightening.In fairness I don't think Stanley are claiming that this clamp is suitable for mitre joints, but having read other reviews, some people believe it might be.It's probably a case of "horses for courses" - these are great value if you want a general use clamp for butt joints (or by reversing it, having a straightforward parallel clamp) where high accuracy is not an issue.Again, having read some other reviews, for anyone tempted to buy these for use in picture framing, I have also experimented with some picture frame mouldings of various profiles and sizes. The mouldings all have rebates in the range of 8mm to 15mm and as is often the case, because of their profile do not have an equally sized or positioned clamping face on each side. I conclude that this clamp is totally unsuitable for producing a mitred joint with this kind of material - with several of the profiles the clamp was unable to even hold the material in place.

I bought these not expecting a lot considering the cheap price. I was so wrong! These are the strongest, well made, heavy weight clamps you can imagine. The fact you can remove the end and reverse it means it makes a great straight clamp, AND it screws to the bench in seconds to provide a vise or 2 together to hold boards on edge! I've seen these type for much more money but cannot see what would be the benefit. I ordered one set , then bought another.

I wondered why these were a good price. The four I ordered all arrived thrown into a loose paper bag and three had DINGS in the yellow powder coating that showed the aluminium diecasting underneath . No doubt there will be more once I start using them nevertheless one does not expect to get soiled goods so badly packed. They look like the supplier was glad to get rid of a shop soiled product. The instructions are minimal including the statement they are reversible. I suppose I may be able to work our what use that is for a corner clamp. The countersunk mounting holes are the most useful feature if one has a number of frames of a certain size. beware that some of the complaints or praise on this review are for other types of stanley clamp this one is only about the clamp as shown.

I used this to straighten and build the wooden frame foundation for my new Log Cabin, it works wonders!Highly recommended for getting a straight join between two pieces!

As a professional furniture maker I'm really happy with these clamps. I bought four as a trial and will buy another four. They are not as adaptable as the Bessey corner clamps but they will hold a 90 degree corner firmly and securely, which is nearly always all I need. They are well made and a bargain at £8.95 each. With clamps I find that so long as they are sturdy enough to tighten properly and these are, then it's all about quantity and not quality. You can have a box full of these for the price of a single Bessey.

I couldn't have done my recent project without this or something similar. It's great as an extra pair of hands to hold work pieces in place while you grab the screws and driver. You need to position the pieces correctly first, this is really just as a "hold this a minute while I faff about" rather than a precise 90degree device.

Rechte hoeken ja, maar met spleten tussen de te lijmen delen..Wat ben je er dan mee?Geen aanrader.

Sargento de angulo Stanley. Precio: 10.96€El producto es robusto y muy pesado lo que favorece su utilidad. Cuenta con dos agujeros para anclar a una mesa o banco de trabajo. Las dos piezas entre las que se acomodan las maderas son móviles (izquierda-derecha), lo que permite utilizarlo para unir piezas de diferentes grosores. El tornillo de apriete está bien calibrado y es cómodo y suave.La pieza más alejada del mango se puede sacar del tornillo y darle la vuelta para utilizarlo como tornillo convencional de apriete (en paralelo). Tengo la impresión de que va a durarme muchos años. Satisfecho.

Ich hatte schon fast alle Gehrungsspanner gehabt, über Wolfcraft, Bessey und andere. Ok fairerweise muss man sagen Bessey ist einfach der Beste, aber mit über 10 € fast doppelt so teuer.Stanley bsticht hier durch gute Qualität zum super Preis. Die Metallbacken sitzen bombenfest und er lässt sich auch gut schrauben. Sollte er mal etwas schwer gehen, einfach etwas Silikonspray auf die Spindel.Also klare Empfehlung

D'une praticité incomparable, ces serre-joints/coins vous rendront bien des services et vous faciliteront la tache pour réaliser cadre, équerre etc ... Peut aussi servir à serrer des pièces droites en dévissant complètement la partie mobile et en la revissant, coté plat vers la poignée. Peut alors servir d'étau de perceuse, par exemple mais pas pour les petites pièces !Réalisé en alliage d'aluminium et très bien fini.

Dieser Stenley-Gehrungsspanner liegt in der Schublade neben seinem größeren "Bessey-Bruder". Die Version von Stenley ist gut verarbeitet, die Winkel sind sauber. In der Produktverarbeitung erscheint Bessey jedoch noch etwas wertiger, dies spiegelt sich aber auch im Preis wider. Fazit: dieser Stenley funktioniert gut und ich nutze ihn gerne, der "erste Griff" geht aber meist zum Bessey ...