PONYTools 3202-HT 6 Pack 2in. Spring Clamp, Orange

Have used Pony brand spring clamps for many years. I thought Pony went out of business, so I was pleased to find them for sale again. They are exactly the same as the ones I have used for twenty years! Good and sturdy clamps especially suited for woodworking.

These may be the MADE IN CHINA version but they seem stronger than the older ones I have used for years. I like them and I think they are a good clamp. I used 9 for a knife handle project last night and they are awesome. They squeezed 100% of the epoxy out of that seam. The seam dissappeared when I took them off and sanded it At 40 pounds each, that's like putting a 360 pound weight on that knife handle. It didn't damage the wood at all. Good thick pads on these. It shows in the finished product.

I have had four of these for some time now and I always wished I had more. Had a hard time finding these but I jumped at them when I found them. Bought six more. Can't have too many. They are very strong. I don't have bench dogs on my workbench but these have worked just as good in some instances.

I build woodstrip canoes and purchased several sets of these to help clamp parts (gunwales especially) to the body of the canoe while I glue and screw it into place. While they work great for that purpose, I am over 70 yo and don't have the hand strength I used to have. The spring in these is quite strong. However, in spite of that difficulty, I use them a lot and they hold up pretty well. The other complaint (strong spring is the first) I have is the 'rubber' tips on the face of the clamps is not very durable and will tear away after repeated usage.

Solid clamps! For the money they can’t be beat! I use them every day I’m in the shop. If your a new woodworker or a seasoned vet these can still come in handy. Plus you don’t have to break the bank

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A little short for working on wood or other stuff in a shop, but I bought these for camping and they work great to hold down tablecloths and to use as makeshift clothespins to dry things outside.

Best ones on the market, have the right amount of tension. Well made very durable, use them all the time on small fabrication jobs.