IRWIN QUICK-GRIP Handi-Clamp, 2", 59200CD

I have used these before they last forever and they grip really good when you’re trying to put two different objects together

These are really small and not for construction or heavy use. They have a toothed ratchet mechanism so they are going to relax a bit to the last engaged tooth. They do a great job overall when other clamps will not work. Binder clips from a stationary store will do a better job for most applications. These will not open 1.5". You might get a piece as large as 1.375" in the jaws with a bit of luck.

This is a good small ratchet clamp FOR CERTAIN THINGS. It works on flat things, but it doesn't do well on any thing that's round or curved. The wobble-head ends make it want to slip off the project too easy. It seems like all clamps now days have "wiggly" ends. Rigid ends would be preferred on most of my projects. In fairness to this clamp, it DOES do what I got it for VERY well. I needed it to squeeze the lock on a cam-lock cinch strap .But other things I've tried to use them for don't do so well because of those darned wobbly ends. I think it would be better maybe if 1 jaw was rigid & 1 was able to move.

Works as it should, grips do not slip

They have worked OK so far I bought four separate one of these and multiple of the clamps, the feet have fallen off multiple times. Luckily, they do snap back, but obviously not for long.

We used these clamps to hold our boat cover securely to the boat

I use it for wood and keeping my trash locjed from raccoons

These clamps are very quick to apply and release but due to the lack of mechanical advantage, the distance from the pivot to the clamps is virtually the same as the distance from the pivot to the end of the handles, you cannot apply much more than hand pressure to the work. These may work fine for clamping the work while glue sets up or for stabilizing a router guide or some other task that does not require a lot of pressure but cannot compare to C-clamps or Vice grips in holding power. I bought 3 of these things for use in an industrial environment to clamp stops in a vertical boring machine but they would slip at the slightest impact, no matter how hard I tried to clamp them. As I pointed out, the problem seems to be the lack of mechanical advantage in clamping. The design simply will not allow you to hold any item tighter than you can hold it with your hand. In applications where you need another hand to hold something, they are probably just fine, and just that, another hand.

These are the best clamps, so easy to use and releaseI use them to hold the cover down on our above ground pool

I was looked a small locking clamp with a reasonable price. That one is good for my applications, holds good. Just pay attention, it is not 1.5" but rather 1".

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