Like F-clamps, C-clamps are named after the shape of their gripping design. Similarly, C-clamps also look and perform in a very similar fashion to F-clamps. The C-clamp doesn't feature an ...

C-Clamp. C-clamps are the most common type of woodworking clamp. Formerly known as carriage clamps, C-clamps are made of forged steel or cast iron in the shape of a C into which a threaded steel ...

Every clamp collection starts with a few C-clamps. Light-duty C-clamps are sufficient for most home and shop projects; I'd recommend getting six to eight clamps ranging from 4 in. ($9) to 8 in ...

Two adjectives sum up this type of clamp: quick and versatile. Its speed comes from the sliding jaw, which rides on a grooved bar and locks with a trigger or cam, so you can close a wide gap ...

Gear-type clamps: These clamps are my favorites. Just use a screwdriver to turn the screw counterclockwise to loosen the clamp, slip the clamp over the hose, slip the end of the new hose in place ...

Similarly, C-clamps also look and perform in a very similar fashion to F-clamps. The C-clamp doesn't feature an adjustable segment in its build, however. That lack of extendable functionality also ...