Woodworkers are prone to say, “I need more clamps.” Truly, there’s no such thing as having enough. But just what sort of clamps? These, right here. The most common woodworking clamp is the F-Frame Clamp, due to a combination of its ease of use, low cost, and the clamping pressure that it can apply. These clamps can provide approximately 500 lbs. of pressure, much more than the 250 lbs. that glue manufacturers recommend. They’re also easy to use, with a quick adjustment up to the edge of the board, before applying pressure with the rotating handle. We offer three sizes of F-Frame clamps. While you could use just the larger ones for everything, they are rather difficult to work with on smaller projects. All have rubber-coated handles for sure grip and rubber pads for the contact surfaces, to protect the wood. These clamps are self-standing, making it easy to use them for edge glued panels. Features: Provide 500 lbs. of clamping pressure Rubber pads to protect project surface from marring I-beam rail for added strength Serrated rail edge for secure clamping Self-standing design for easier glue-ups Rubberized handle for enhanced grip