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  1. 18th April 2024, 12:41 PM #1
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    Maybe it sounds like they are really bad and I want to flog them all to some unsuspecting sod. This couldn't be further from my aim.
    There is nothing wrong with them, I just persoanlly do not like quick release clamps. I even have Bessey quick release clamps and don't like them either.
    So there is nothing sinister going on with the clamps. Btw I think people know me by now that I am not that type of person.
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    Fair enough, I also don’t like quick release clamps in the larger sizes but find the small ones great. I have about 20 of them.
    On big glue ups I’ll use my Stabil and Bessy to get stuff together and infill with Klemsia guitar makers clamps. With their cam action they’re quick to use.
    These of yours would be great for an amateur to use in the same fashion, not major clamping but that infill area where you need heaps of clamps to ensure even squeeze out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by clear out View Post
    Fair enough, I also don’t like quick release clamps in the larger sizes but find the small ones great. I have about 20 of them.
    On big glue ups I’ll use my Stabil and Bessy to get stuff together and infill with Klemsia guitar makers clamps. With their cam action they’re quick to use.
    These of yours would be great for an amateur to use in the same fashion, not major clamping but that infill area where you need heaps of clamps to ensure even squeeze out.
    H.
    I forgot about the short ones I have and never used them either, but I will give them a try and see how I feel about them.
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