Woodworking Clamps: A Complete Guide To Each Type (And What They're Used For) Story by Daniel Feininger • 50m. We may receive a commission on purchases made from links.

Clamps like these allow you to keep your wood pieces securely in place for glue-ups, brad nailing, or pilot holes, while preventing unsightly dents or blemishes.

If you're just getting into woodworking, you're almost certainly overwhelmed by selecting a clamp. So should you get a ...

Wood clamps are not one-size-fits-all, so make sure you choose the right type for the job. Compact spring clamps are suitable for smaller, light-duty tasks, while larger bar clamps are a better ...

We’re going to come right out and say it: These clamps are just two pieces of wood bolted together. Not every DIY project has to be elaborate and beautiful—sometimes you just need to slap ...

A little wood glue and some clamps should be sufficient. When wood is impacted by an object like a foot, a battering ram or, in your case, a golf ball, it can splinter in what is called a ...

Within this wheelhouse of the woodworking universe, the strap clamp excels as a phenomenal resource that can't be overlooked. And then there's self-built clamping gear. Grustock/Shutterstock.