Various Clamps

Miscellaneous items within crate Clamps are versatile tools used to temporarily secure workpieces in place for various tasks, including woodworking, metalworking, and construction. They are used for holding objects together, aligning parts, and applying pressure for gluing and welding. Clamps come in various types, each with specific applications and benefits. Here's a more detailed look at clamp uses: 1. Woodworking: Glue-ups: Clamps hold pieces together while glue dries. Dry assemblies: Clamps ensure parts stay aligned during dry fits. Workholding: Clamps secure workpieces to a bench or jig for machining. Edge banding: Clamps hold edge banding in place. Corner clamps: Specifically designed to hold corners at a 90-degree angle. 2. Metalworking: Welding: Clamps hold parts in place during welding. Cutting: Clamps secure materials for cutting. 3. Construction: Securing pipes and hoses: Clamps hold pipes and hoses securely. Aligning materials: Clamps ensure materials are aligned correctly during construction. 4. Other Uses: Close paper bags: Clamps can be used to keep bags closed. Organize cords: Clamps can help organize cables and wires. Clamp microphones: Clamps can be used to mount microphones for recording. Securing objects: Clamps can be used to hold objects together temporarily. Surgical uses: Surgical clamps are used to hold tissues and blood vessels in place during medical procedures.