corner clamp
1 of 1noun/ˈkɔrnər klæmp/
Forms:corner clamps
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a specialized clamp designed to hold two workpieces together at a 90-degree angle, allowing for precise and secure assembly of corners during woodworking or other projects
A corner clamp is a tool used to hold two pieces of material, such as wood or metal, at a 90-degree angle while they are being glued, screwed, or nailed together. It has adjustable jaws that grip the edges of the materials, ensuring they stay at the correct angle. This type of clamp is often used in woodworking, cabinet making, and other projects that require precise angles. It provides a strong, stable hold, making it easier to align and secure corners or joints accurately.
- The carpenter used a corner clamp to ensure the frame was perfectly square before attaching the sides.
- The corner clamp made it easier to join the two boards at a right angle without needing extra hands.
- He placed the corner clamp on the table to hold the shelf in position while securing it with screws.
- With the corner clamp holding the two panels together, the cabinet maker was able to drill the holes for the fasteners.