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Your cart is empty.Unique Innovative Design: The clamps squares upgraded design with Metric/Inch scale to provide convenient measuring guidance. The 30°45°60°angle reference mark line as an auxiliary function of angle drawing/ measuring, on both end edges have 135°bevel. The scientific and reasonable anchor hole spacing can effectively maintain the strength of aluminum alloy . Alloy: The right angle clamps squares made with Aluminum Alloy(6061-T6). CNC Machined from solid aluminum, don't break.Anodized red surface, has a long service life. Professional Woodworking Tools: 140*140mm carpentry right angle jig professionally used for making drawers, photo frames, boxes, abinetsand positioning corners, convenient for wood board jointing and gluing. Simplify woodworking projects, save time, and make the finished product better. Easy to Use: The woodworking square have beveled edges, L shaped corner clamp is easy to use.. Just place the square in the corner of the two stock pieces you need to square and secure with a set of clamps. This set of squares and clamps can make your more convenient. The set squares and clamps are fully adapted to various large and small DIY projects. Best Size/ Packaging Include: The actual Woodworking work shows that this size(140mm/5.5 inch Squares)set is a very scientific and suitable length size choice. It fit for the wood board thickness up to 48mm(1.88inch). Package coming with 2pcs * 140mm(5.5") 90 degree positioning squares and 4pcs each for base,rob, fixing nuts, also with the perfect use manual
Jesse Sparks
July 31, 2025
If you’re a hobbyist wood worker or a professional then you really should have some 90’ corner clamps. They save so much time when building boxes or drawers and provide that extra hand to hold things in place.These corner block specifically are well machine with accurate laser, engraved markings. I checked them both against a known good square and they check out.I really like the fit and finish of these specific squares compared to some of the other brands I’ve tried.
Zee
June 17, 2025
The Right Angle Clamp is a useful tool for woodworking projects. This 90-degree positioning square clamp is made of aluminum alloy, providing durability and stability. Ideal for carpentry tasks such as assembling picture frames, cabinets, or drawers, it ensures accurate angles for precise work. Overall, this clamp is a practical addition for any woodworker.
savyconsumer
June 11, 2025
I had been looking for some right angled clamps to help with making and assembling picture frames and I am finding these easy to use and they hold the corners tight and secure while I glue and fasten them. I did find hooking the clamps up the first time took some practice but once you know how the pieces fit together it makes sense and is easy to repeat. Lightweight and easy to adjust to the wood stock you are using with built in knobs that can be hand tightened and don’t require additonal tools. As they have built in measurement markings both imperial and metric, they can be utilized for setting the height of the blade in my table saw or confirming it is plumb which offers additional benefits beyond what I purchased them for. Great value for the price.
Dean H
April 18, 2025
These came very well packaged and are well crafted and finished. The clamps are 14mm deep and 20 mm wide and 14 cm long on each side. These aren’t made for clamping wood in the one sense such as gluing without the use of other clamps. These are used to ensure that while setting the pieces they are square to each other and staying that way. There are two sets of clamps, with each clamp having two braces. There are 90 degree clamp piece can also be used for transferring marks from one side to another, or for marking. The clamps can also be secured to surfaces using screws in order to keep pieces from moving. I used a machinist square to see how close they were to 90 degrees. The one clamp was the same as the carpenters square and the other was slightly over 90 degrees as seen in the photo. I can see using these to help keep corners and boxes at 90 degrees while gluing them up and using other clamps. There is some play with the rods in the predesignated holes, however I don’t think this will effect the clamping as long as the holes through the clamps are correctly drilled which seems like they are.
F
March 6, 2025
I already had a set of two similar clamps and found myself wishing that I had two more when assembling legs/frames for workbenches. These square clamps are very useful for this and with 4 of them I don't have to wait for the glue to dry on one side before doing the other side.The squares are great, the clamps themselves are not my favorite things and to be honest I use regular quick-grip clamps with the square rather than the ones provided with the kit.These are quite similar to most 90 degree, right angle clamps found on this platform and I find them to be a bit too expensive for a set of 2 considering they do not have anything that sets them apart from others. At the time of this review they are $41.99 for a set of 2 and you can find sets of 4 for $59. If the price lowers even by a little bit, I recommend these. They are good quality.
NW
March 4, 2025
Good for the priceGood for small projectsIt’s perfect for us as we’re using for small home projects and it does the jobDecent material and qualityOverall no complaints
Michael
March 3, 2025
These 90 degree right angle clamps are a great addition to my toolbox. Function great and make quick work of calculating angles. Easy to use and adjust and compact size for easy storage. Good build quality and solid. Would recommend.
Teegh
January 1, 2025
Accurate, easy to use for assembly / glue up of boxes with mitered corners… also works well well to hold board at 90 when connecting with pocket holes / butt joints. Not sure the 30degeee mark is good for much! While these will be very useful for anyone looking to build some boxes / cabinets.
Thanatest
December 4, 2024
Ein erstes Ausprobieren dieser Klemmen ließ mich deren Sinn stark anzweifeln.Als erstes fällt auf, dass die Wineklstäbe ("rod") reichlich Spiel in den Löchern haben. Womöglich daran liegt es, dass ein Stück Holz immernoch beweglich ist, selbst wenn man die Sternschrauben ("clamp knob") schon so fest zugedreht hat, dass die oberen Kanten der Gegenstücke ("base") Abdrücke im Holz hinterlassen. (Daran ändert sich auch nichts, wenn man beide Gegenstücke auf einen Schenkel schraubt.)Wenn man sich den Aufbau anschaut, ist das auch logisch, da der Druck vorallem auf den oberen Teil des Gegenstücks ausgeübt wird, wo eben die Schraube anzieht. Der größere Teil der Fläche der base ruht eher locker auf dem Holz. Wäre eventuell sinnvoller gewesen, eine breite statt einer tiefen base zu konstruieren. Sie seitlich zu verdrehen, sodass sie längs zum Winkelschenkel liegt, bringt aber auch keinen Gewinn.Weiterhin dient die Vorrichtung nicht dazu, die beiden fixierten Holzstücke aneinander zu pressen, was zum Leimen ja nötig wäre. Dazu müsste man dann noch eine Schraubzwinge oä drauf setzen, was aber funktionieren sollte.Genau winklig sind die Teile ledier auch nicht. Meine Messgeräte ergaben zwichen 0,2 und 0,4° weniger als rechter Winkel. Da das bei beiden gelieferten Teilen identisch ist, stellt sich die Frage, ob es vielleicht beabsichtigt ist. Ist aber nirgends erklärt und erschließt sich mir auch nicht, wozu das gut sein sollte.Stellt man beide mit den Schenkeln aneinander auf die Wasserwaage (als sicher gerade und ebene Referenzfläche), klaffen die Spitzen deutlich sichtbar auseinander.Die Linealaufdrucke und Winkelangaben habe ich nicht geprüft. Dafür nutzt man ja dann ohnehin lieber anderes Messwerkzeug.Es fällt gleich auf, dass für die 45° der "Bodenanker" fehlt, wie er für die 30° und 60°-Markierungen aufgezeichnet ist.Ich habe auch versucht, einen der Winkel durch ein Hundeloch auf die Werkbank zu spannen. Das war trotz festgezogener Schraube unterm Tisch in so ziemlich alle Richtungen wacklig - vorallem konnte es seitlich kippen.Also ich weiß nicht, was der Mehrwert dieser Erfindung gegenüber einer klassichen Gehrungszwinge aus dem Baumarkt sein soll. Da bekommt man zwei Stück für die Hälfte vom Geld, hat auch eine mittelmäßige Verbindung der Werkstücke und es ist nicht so friemelig, weil alles an einem Stück ist und einem nicht auseinanderfallen kann beim hantieren. Gut, die Nummer hier in rot sieht hübscher aus.Falls die Teile sich bei einer realen Anwendung als überraschend praktisch herausstellen sollten, lasse ich es euch wissen. Bis dahin gibt es nur zwei Sterne und ein "Brauchst du nicht!".
Wolfgang Ciezki
November 14, 2024
Um mal schnell 2 Leisten zu fixiere ist es ausreichend. Mehr darf man nicht erwarten. Die Teile sind aus Aluminium hergestellt und sehen hochwertig aus. Durch die kleinen Backen zum Fixieren hat man schnell Abdrücke im Holz oder es hält nicht richtig.
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