DESCRIPTION
The KREG® Right Angle Clamp with Automaxx® is a game - changer for projects involving 90° joints. It acts like an extra hand, holding parts firmly in place while you drive in the screws, making your work faster and easier. Simply insert the pin of the clamp into a pocket hole, close it, and it will tightly draw the mating pieces together. The swiveling clamp pad on the opposite side of the pin securely grips the mating piece. Thanks to the Automaxx® auto - adjust technology, a simple squeeze of the handles allows the clamp to automatically adapt to different material thicknesses. This versatile clamp works with all materials, from thin 1/2' plywood to thick 2x4 boards. The steel pin of the clamp fits snugly into a pocket hole, securely anchoring one workpiece to another for seamless assembly. While the clamp holds the piece steady, you can easily drive a screw into an adjacent pocket hole. The swivel pad on the arm opposite the pin ensures a solid grip against the material, preventing any joint shifting. With its ultra - wide reach, it can handle various tasks, whether you're joining thin drawer sides or thick outdoor project frames. Many woodworkers find it useful to use two clamps when assembling large workpieces, placing one at each end to hold the wood while driving screws into the remaining pocket holes. Features include holding pocket - hole joints at 90° during assembly, Automaxx® technology for automatic adjustment to material thickness, contoured grips for extra comfort, a pin that fits securely into a pocket hole, a swivel pad to hold the mating piece, a 5' (127mm) reach, Automaxx® auto - adjust technology, a steel construction with padded grips, and adjustable clamping pressure. The clamping capacity is up to 3 1/8' (79 mm) and it has a 5' (127 mm) reach. It comes with a 1 - year warranty.
Using the KREG® Right Angle Clamp with Automaxx® is easy. First, find the pocket holes on your workpieces. Take the clamp and insert the steel pin into a pocket hole. Then, close the clamp by squeezing the handles. This will draw the two mating pieces together tightly. The swivel pad on the other side of the pin will adjust to fit against the material, ensuring a good grip. If you're working on a large workpiece, you can use two clamps, one at each end, to hold the wood in place while you drive the screws into the remaining pocket holes. When using the clamp, make sure the pin fits securely into the pocket hole to prevent any movement. Also, check that the swivel pad is making full contact with the material. For maintenance, keep the clamp clean and dry. After use, wipe it down with a clean cloth. If it gets dirty, you can use a mild soap and water solution to clean it, but make sure to dry it thoroughly. Don't expose the clamp to extreme temperatures or harsh chemicals, as this can damage the steel and the padded grips. This clamp has a 1 - year warranty, so if you have any problems, you can contact the manufacturer.
