WORKPRO 16-Piece Nylon Spring Clamp Set-4pc 6-1/2", 6pc 4-1/2" , 6pc 3-3/8", for Woodworking, Photography Studios and DIY Works, Black

As a seasoned DIY enthusiast and photographer, I've encountered my fair share of clamps over the years. However, the WORKPRO 16-Piece Nylon Spring Clamp Set has truly revolutionized my workflow. This blue beauty comes with an assortment of sizes - 4 pieces at 6-1/2", 6 pieces at 4-1/2", and 6 pieces at 3-3/8" - providing a clamp for every conceivable situation. The three jaw open sizes (2-1/4", 1-3/4", 1-3/8") offer remarkable versatility, allowing me to tackle projects ranging from delicate photo studio setups to robust woodworking tasks.What sets these clamps apart is their thoughtful design. The soft, flexible pads on the clamp heads are a godsend, protecting finishes while still maintaining a firm grip. I recently used the largest clamps to secure a backdrop during a particularly challenging outdoor photoshoot, and they held strong against gusts of wind that would have sent lesser clamps flying. The nylon construction strikes an excellent balance between durability and weight, making them easy to manipulate even during extended use.One consideration to note is that while these nylon clamps are fantastic for most applications, they may not provide the extreme clamping force of some all-metal alternatives. However, for my needs, the trade-off in weight and versatility more than makes up for it. Plus, the weather-resistant nature of these clamps means I can confidently use them for both indoor and outdoor projects without worry. Currently they are holding landscape fabric wrapped under and around my greenhouse in my battle against miscellaneous wildlife. Whether I'm in my workshop crafting a new piece of furniture or setting up for a portrait session in my studio, these WORKPRO clamps have become an indispensable part of my toolkit.

Great for what I needed them for. They aren't heavy duty but great for small projects.

These are tiny plastic clamps, I have had other brands snap in two after a few years so I hope there will last longer. The pricing was right and seems like a good value. For its size it does have an adequate amount of clamping force to hold together projects but don't expect vice grip like power, think more of a strong clothes pin.

I bought a set different sizes of these clamps more than 2 years ago. They have worked well; none have broken, in my limited use. However, as others have mentioned, maybe once or twice a red tip has popped off but I've been able to put it back on.I found the largest spring clamps sometimes hard to squeeze open and place into position using one hand; it was easier with two hands. But I devised a workaround. I have a old bicycle tire inner tube, 27"x1-1/4", that I cut into some small pieces. Rinsed the pieces to wash away the white powder inside the tube. Let dry. Then slid the pieces over the hand grips of just the largest size (6.5") spring clamps, with a small amount of the inner tube hanging past the edge of the plastic spring grip. The rubber gives more grip to the clamp handles, and I find them easier to use after this tweak. See photo. One piece of rubber installed; one piece removed to show its length.

Clamps are strong and well made. Good price too

They work fine. No complaints

These are perfect for several projects I do. Primarily I use them in my art studio to secure palettes, clamp canvas artwork onto panels, etc.They’re just strong enough without being too difficult to clasp and unclasp - in other words, fast and easy use. I also appreciate the plastic ‘feet’ that create a flat self-adjusting grip. These are much better than the metal clips I sometimes use, which can rust and cause dents in the surface of some materials.

Not as large as I wanted. Very small