The F-clamp is perhaps the standard clamping tool that most people will be familiar with. It's useful across a range of needs in the workshop, covering everything from glue ups to securing your ...

Their geometry lets a single clamp work for stock of thicknesses ranging from zero to about 1.5 inches (though at 1.5 inches they don’t hold quite so well). They feel solid and I’ve never had ...

I’ve used the super glue trick for securing flat aluminum stock for machining all the way down the base without any clamps for a couple years now. Two flat clean surfaces, add a drop of thin ...

Mitered corners are tricky to hold when gluing or nailing in place. This tip keeps your corners lined up using standard woodworking clamps and a few pieces of scrap wood. Save the cut off wood ...

They feature a threaded screw to tighten down the clamp's faces or to open the jaws. Pipe clamps in particular often come as a set of clamping heads that you can set on your own pipe.