Features

• Fixed head design
• 24-inch opening
• Lightweight anodized aluminum
• Fine woodworking & delicate assembling
• Will not stain

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Features

• Quick release for fast adjustment
• Soft pads protect work surfaces
• Hold Down Capacity 4.5 inches less the thickness of your work bench
• For use with 3/4" workbench holes

Reviews (1)

Jorgenson Bench Clamp
I've been using a set of these this week for a bookshelf project. They clamp the shelf sections to the workbench for use with the PC 557 biscuit joiner. They hold well, don't mar your work, and they're easy to install. The price is fair and they work as advertised. ... Read more

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Features

• 2-3/8-inch reach
• Quick and easy conversion from bar clamp to spreader clamp
• Comfortable, one-handed closing with longer travel per squeeze
• Thumb-release clutch for effortless one-handed opening
• Full-size soft plastic pads for maximum work protection

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Features

• 600-pound clamping pressure for demanding applications
• 36" maximum opening capacity for clamping fixtures, small boxes, and more
• Movable sliding head for easy opening and closing
• Strong, lightweight, and rust-resistant bars for longer tool life and positive clamping
• Multiple-disc clutch for instant adjustments

Reviews (5)

Adequate For Light Clamping Chores
If these clamps are used as their design is intended (gluing up cabinet, drawer, etc joints), they perform adequately.The thumbscrew works just fine for applying the desired pressure.The adjustable head moves freely and effortlessly IF the bar is clean.Be sure to immediately remove any glue drippings that finds its way to the bar or the next time you go to move the head it will hang up.I used these clamps in gluing up a 2x4 laminated workbench top.This operation stretched them (and then some) to the maximum of their capability.Multiple clamps spaced closely together were required to press the bow out of some of my pieces.In retrospect, a heavier duty ¾" Pony clamp would have been better fitted for this particular job.But if you use these within their limits, they will perform for a long time.

Woodworking essential
I have four of these clamps and I need about eight more. When it comes to achieving a strong solid glue joint, good clamping is absolutely essential. These clamps are easy to use with the sliding clamp head and can apply astrong pressure to the piece you're gluing. You can put a wood shim underthe jaws to avoid marring the wood surface. The bar will rust if not oiledor waxed but a little steel wool will clean it up. The 36" will handlemost clamping needs and the price is low enough to allow buying enough foruniform clamping.

Woodworkers wife
I am buying some clamps for my husband for Father's Day and thought the Quick-Grip clamps would be good. My husband said they are convenient, but if you really need to squeeze something tight go with a good old fashionedclamp. He likes these (24" and 34"). ... Read more

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Features

• 10% longer screw travel than the competition
• 90 degree parallel jaws
• 30% larger clamping surface than the competition
• Reversible head for spreader clamp feature
• Built-in clamp stand for easy adjustment

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Features

• 3-inch opening with 2-inch depth capacity and full closing screw
• Steel screw has special smooth "rolled" threads, revolves freely and fastens securely
• Steel sliding-pin handle
• Frame has bright plated finish with machine-ground anvil

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Features

• 8-inch opening with 4-inch depth capacity and full closing screw
• Steel screw has special smooth "rolled" threads, revolves freely and fastens securely
• Steel sliding-pin handle
• Frame has bright plated finish with machine-ground anvil

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Features

• 2- 3/8 inch reach
• In-line advancing handle
• Two clamps in one
• Thumb-release clutch for one-handed opening
• Soft durable plastic pads

Reviews (1)

Good bargain
This tool(the Jorgenson Clamp and Spreader Clamp) compares very favorably with the Quick-Grip Quick change clamp and spreader but at a much lower price point for each length.The Jorgensen is well made and providesadequate clamping strength for most any application.The longer lengthstend to deflect under heavy pressure but no more than the Quick-Grip orother bar clamps with similar bar size.The Jorgenson is not as easy torapidly position as the Quick-Grip due to the difference in the quickrelease mechanism but once both clamps are in the approximate location,both clamps become very similar in the amount of time and strength requiredto reach the final clamping pressure.

The bottome line is that theJorgenson is very similar in ease of use to the Quick-Grip clamps at 75% ofthe price. ... Read more

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Features

• 3-1/2-inch jaw width with 3-inch maximum opening capacity
• Swivels a minimum of 270 degrees on square four-hole base
• Sturdy steel jaw faces, forming horn and permanent pipe jaws
• Casting has orange baked-enamel finish, all hardware plated-steel

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Features

• Multiple Clutch Disc design
• 4" opening with 2" reach
• Two clamp pads standard with clamp
• Solid steel swivel
• Fixed head is pressed and riveted

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Features

• 10% longer screw travel than the competition
• 90 degree parallel jaws
• 30% larger clamping surface than the competition
• Reversible head for spreader clamp feature
• Built-in clamp stand for easy adjustment

Reviews (7)

I loved them at first
I bought twenty-three of the Cabinet Master clamps of various sizes about two years ago to complete a large project.I loved the feel, weight and design of the clamps.Immediately upon starting to use them, the pot metal portion on two clamps broke and two clamps locked up with jaws together and could not be used. I called the company and they assured me the problem had been solved and they and Amazon could not have been more agreeable and timely in replacing them.I now have in my shop four more clamps; two locked up, pot metal broken on one and the round bearing plate on another fallen off. Initially, I hesitated to write a bad review about a new product that had its problems supposedly solved, but after reading these more recent reviews, I feel compelled to warn potential buyers that the problems apparently have not been addressed. These problems exist on clamps of all sizes.

Since so much time has passed, those uselss clamps will probably hang in my shop as a reminder, but I dread the thought of beginning another project and having a "good" clamp lock up or break just at the time I will need it the most.I have bought "replacement" Bessey clamps of each size just in case of that eventuallity. They don't feel as good and do not have some of the features I liked about the Jorgensen clamps, but they haven't broken either.

For your information, none of the Jorgensen clamps were abused or stressed unusually in any way. Considering a near 35% failure rate and the cost of contingencey clamps and the lost time and bother of shipments and phone calls back and forth, these clamps are a poor buy indeed.

reevaluationOf my review
Since I wrote my review on the 36' cabinet master clamps I have broken two of them. The pot metal in the heads shattered when hand tightening them. My advice now is stay from them.

reevaluation of my review
since I wrote my last review I have broken two of my 36" cabinet master clamps. the pot metal in the head shattered when I hand tightened them. My advice is stay away from these clamps. ... Read more

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Features

• 2-inch opening with 3-1/2-inch depth deep throat capacity and full closing screw
• Steel screw has special smooth "rolled" threads, revolves freely and fastens securely
• Steel sliding-pin handle
• Frame has bright plated finish with machine-ground anvil

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Features

• 1/4 inch x 3/4 inch spring steel bar
• Instant acting bar clamp
• Lightweight
• Pattern makers, metal workers, homecrafters
• Instant adjustment

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Features

• Fixed head design
• 60 inch opening
• Lightweight anodized aluminum
• Fine woodworking & delicate assembling
• Will not stain

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Features

• 2- 3/8 inch reach
• In-line advancing handle
• Two clamps in one
• Thumb-release clutch for one-handed opening
• Soft durable plastic pads

Reviews (2)

Finger Biter
I find this clamp of modest use BUT be wary when you go to release it.It will nip your fingers more often than not if you have reaction times slower than a 'mongoose'.

Handy clamp
This is a great clamp - I use it constantly.It works great as a spreader clamp, too.I like the in-line advancing handle.The in-line handle is much easier for me to use than the "pistol grip" style of other similar clamps.This would be a five star clamp except that the release mechanism is a little difficult to use sometimes. ... Read more

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Features

• Adjusting lever for for any angle cutting
• Solid aluminum construction
• Quick-locking auto settings
• Depth of cut regulator
• 14 TPI saw blade

Reviews (21)

For rough miters ok, but PRECISION should NOT be in the name
Same problem as others, miters are off enough to make precision cuts a frustrating process unless you are very nearsighted or have lots of wood putty to fill miter gaps. Operating a manual miter takes some finesse.But no matter how you handle this saw, grip it, adjust it, bend it, or stroke it, the saw refuses to cut a true vertical 90, making this a unintended compound saw and the folks at Jorgensen don't even charge extra for this ability, lol.Stanley is worse, and Nobex still reigns supreme. Thank God *someone* can make a decent miter saw! There was a time Jorgensen saws were pretty accurate, but that time has past.

Jorgensen 64016 Precision Miter Saw
The saw is great, I have used it many times on many projects BUT I now need a new blade and can't find one???
Any help out there?

Better than the Stanley product
I originally bought a Stanley precision mitre box and saw, but that product came with parts missing and the pieces would not fasten correctly.I traded the Stanley product for this Jorgensen product, and the Jorgensen mitre box & saw is MUCH better made than the Stanley.It has less slop in the saw bracket, and the clamping system works much better on this product than the Stanley product; it holds the work down very tightly without so much as a smudge.I use it to make joints in my oak art frames (oak is very hard wood), and with this saw I can make perfect cuts every time. But don't expect to use this saw the same way you would use a carpenter's saw; this is made for fine precision work, not ripping joists or wall studs, so it requires a different technique.If you're willing to learn how to use it properly, it will serve you well. ... Read more

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Features

• Stable clamping surface for edge gluing
• 1-5/16" x 13/16" extruded aluminum bars with U-shaped channel, anodized finish and notched on 1" centers
• 1/2" cold-drawn steel screws with smoothly cut Acme threads, hardened steel thrust bearing
• Malleable and/or ductile iron castings with orange baked-enamel finish
• Tail-stop with trigger-spring; steel sliding-pin handle

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Features

• Stable clamping surface for edge gluing
• 24 inch opening
• 1-3/4 inch x 3-3/4 inch faces
• Strong
• Lightweight

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Features

• Secure hold
• Low cost
• Lightweight
• High quality
• Instant adjustment

Reviews (1)

Buy a larger clamp.
This is a great tool, and it does the job that it was designed to do.

I would just recommend that if you are considering buying this to consider the 12, 24 or 36 inch versions instead.I purchased this along with theothers, and then realized that if I have one of the larger clamps that Ihave no need for the 6" clamp.

The larger clamps can do the same jobas this one plus more. ... Read more

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Features

• 10% longer screw travel than the competition
• 90 degree parallel jaws
• 30% larger clamping surface than the competition
• Reversible head for spreader clamp feature
• Built-in clamp stand for easy adjustment

Subjects:  1. Jorgensen    2. (Jorgenson)    3. Clamps    4. Bar & Pipe Clamps