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What other types of clamp are available?

What other types of clamp are available?

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There are a number of clamps available that are required for clamping different components in construction. There are a number of clamps available that are required for clamping different components in construction.

C-clamps

A C-Clamp is a device that is typically used to clamp and hold a wooden or metal workpiece. It is called a 'C' clamp because of its C shaped frame, but is often called a 'G-Clamp' as well. A C-clamp is a device that is typically used to clamp and hold a wooden or metal workpiece. It is called a ‘C’ clamp because of its C-shaped frame, but is often called a ‘G-clamp’ as well.

F-clamps

An F-Clamp is also known as a bar clamp, speed clamp and sometimes G-clamp. It gets its name from its "F" shaped frame. The F-clamp is very similar to the C-clamp in use, however, it usually comes with a larger capacity. It is typically used in woodwork when attachments are being made with screws or glue. It is also commonly used in metalwork to hold pieces of welding or bolting. An F-clamp, also known as a bar clamp, speed clamp and sometimes a G-clamp, is very similar to the C-clamp in use, however, it usually comes with a larger capacity. F-clamps are typically used in woodworking when attachments are being made with screws or glue, or in metalwork to hold pieces of welding or bolting.

Handscrew clamps

Handscrew clamps are made from hardwood. They can be angled using the screws and are designed for rounded pieces or small items as well as regular square-sided work. Their hardwood jaws can clamp delicate parts without marking. Handscrew clamps are made from hardwood. They can be angled using the screws and are designed for rounded pieces or small items as well as regular square-sided work. Their hardwood jaws can clamp delicate parts without marking.

One-handed (quick grip) clamps

Automatic clamp with a quick release trigger for one hand clamping and one hand releasing, offering a strong clamping pressure with fast positioning. They are ideal for working in tight areas and contain non-marking pads which give a firm grip. These clamps contain swivelling jaws which makes them suitable for uneven materials. There are automatic clamps with a quick-release trigger for one-handed clamping and releasing. These are ideal for working in tight areas and contain non-marking pads which give a firm grip and are useful if you don’t want to mark the surface of your work. These clamps also have swivelling jaws which makes them suitable for uneven materials.

Why choose a toolmaker’s clamp?

There are many types of clamps available for many different purposes. You would choose the toolmaker's clamp because it is a heavy duty clamping device which is stronger and smaller than a “C” or a “G” type clamp. Useful for precise clamping during drilling, milling and other machining operations. There are many types of clamps available for different purposes.The toolmaker’s clamp is often chosen as it is a heavy-duty clamping device which is stronger yet smaller than the “C” or “G” type clamps. It is most commonly used for precise clamping during drilling, milling and other machining operations.

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