Woodpeckers 4pk CornerLock Corner Clamp - CL4

Woodpeckers 4pk CornerLock Corner Clamp 

Standard Pins fit 1/2" - 7/8" material.

Includes Standard Duty and Light Duty Springs.

ref: CL4

• Woodpeckers new CornerLocks spring into action whenever you need two pieces of stock held square to each other. Use them to hold projects in alignment while your install fasteners, apply bar clamps or figure out the next step in your process. They couldn't be easier to use. Just compress the spring and drop the CornerLock over the two pieces. The spring captures your material between a square steel corner and two alignment pins. Just slide the stock into perfect alignment and you're done. Two different springs are provided. The lighter spring is perfect for delicate projects. When components are bigger and you want to make sure things don't move, switch back to the standard springs. 
• The steel square jaw on the inside of the CornerLock is mounted on a slide. This allows you to work with stock of different thicknesses…up to 1/4" of variation. The jaw automatically slides over to compensate for the difference. You get even pressure on both the thick and thin pieces. 
• Standard CornerLocks work with material from 1/2" to 7/8". If you work with a lot of thinner material, you can get an optional set of larger alignment pins. These larger pins give you a solid grip on material as thin as 1/4" while still allowing you to grip 3/4" stock. It takes just seconds to change from the standard alignment pins to the thin stock pins. 
• Of course, nothing says you can only use CornerLocks on corners. They'll work in the middle of a board, too. Align shelves in a cabinet wherever you want them. Play with the spacing all you want with CornerLocks holding the shelf in place while you and your significant other decide on just the right spacing. 
• Unlike lightweight plastic versions you may have seen on the internet, CornerLocks are built from steel and aircraft-grade aluminum. Each tool is individually formed on our computerized press brake, not molded by the millions. The reference surface isn't a spongy rubber pad, it's a precision-machined anodized aluminum cylinder. This is a tool that will be used on every project, instead of being lost in the back of a drawer.