Picture Frame Clamps

Clamps Galore

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Below there is a good selection of clamps termed as corner clamps, angle clamps or miter vises. However you call it they will hold the corners of a custom wood picture frame together while the glue cures to make a nice secure tight corner. They run in price from not too expensive to not much more expensive. When you compare the price of an assembled larger custom wood picture frame to the price of the most expensive, miter vise, the $49.99 seems pretty reasonable.

Clamps, clamps and more clamps

Bessey Angle Clamp A very handy single corner clamp. It's good and heavy and will hold frame pieces secure. Maximum opening: 7/8'' one side and 2-1/2'' other side for members of different thicknesses and 1-3/4'' for members of equal thicknesses... Bessey Angle Clamp

Bessey Variable Angle Strap Clamp The unique, geared winder gives you precise, distortion-free clamping on angles from 60º - 180º... Bessey Variable Angle Strap Clamp

Clamp_it Assembly SquareThis is a fool proof clamp system. Just push the frame pieces as far into the assembly square as you can and clamp them securely with c-clamps or similar clamps.

Jet® Parallel Clamps Upgrade your workbench clamps and get the largest clamping surface in the industry! Jaw depth is 4-1/8". Features non-marring composite resin jaw faces that provide even clamping pressure. Jaws .. Jet® Parallel Clamps

Quick-Release Corner Framing Clamp New and improved design features quick-release knobs on all four corners for fast, easy adjustments. Corners tighten independently, so you can add pressure wherever it is needed! With 45-1/2'' max. op...

Miter-Tight Picture Frame Clamp Take the frustration out of frame joints with this convenient clamp. Spring-loaded jaws transfer clamping pressure directly to the joint. The large ergonomic knob easily tightens jaws onto frames 5/.. Miter-Tight Picture Frame Clamp

Miter Vise The miter vise is the granddaddy of angle clamping devices. I have one that I've been using for at least 30 years and have glued up thousands of frames. It's so solid that there isn't any reason why it won't still be holding frames a hundred years from now. They bolt down to a work surface so you have both hands free to manipulate the frame pieces. Miter Vise

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