Every clamp collection starts with a few C-clamps. Light-duty C-clamps are sufficient for most home and shop projects; I'd recommend getting six to eight clamps ranging from 4 in. ($9) to 8 in ...

Clamps like these allow you to keep your wood pieces securely in place for glue-ups, brad nailing, or pilot holes, while preventing unsightly dents or blemishes.

This allows you to create ad-hoc bar clamps of any size and length quickly. The design consists of two pieces – the jaw and its quick release lever, and does not require any additional parts or ...

We’re going to come right out and say it: These clamps are just two pieces of wood bolted together. Not every DIY project has to be elaborate and beautiful—sometimes you just need to slap ...

Nasty Clamp: DIY Flash-Stand Goes Commercial Here at the Lab, its certainly no secret that we like DIY solutions to gadget puzzles. Which is why we’re so pleased about the Nasty Clamp.

Thankfully, you can build five of these DIY GoPro clamp mounts for the cost of one from GoPro. To make this clamp you’ll need a drill with 1/4” bit, plastic spring clamp, GoPro tripod mount ...

The clamp mounts permanently on process equipment with a proprietary yoke and pin assembly. Users can release tension quickly with one hand without unscrewing or dismounting.

Stafford Manufacturing Corp. has introduced a new line of low-cost quick release clamps for use as a clamp, stop, or spacer where ease of use and speed are important factors.

Using clamps for DIY projects can lead to a sticky glue mess. Luckily, there are a few tips you can follow to make everything easier. Here's what to do.