DIY 90 Degree Corner Clamp - MUST TRY!

Discover the incredible versatility and precision of a DIY 90 Degree Corner Clamp in woodworking projects. This essential tool is perfect for beginners looking to elevate their craftsmanship. Learn how to effortlessly achieve perfect corners and angles with this handy mitre clamp. Watch now to see how this corner clamp can revolutionize your DIY projects!

[@fathogwoodworking]

Great video and great idea. I can’t wait to watch a few more videos. Keep up the good work.

[@TimberDesigns]

Thank you so much!!

[@WoodworkingforBeginners101]

Great video, very useful tip.

[@TimberDesigns]

Glad you liked it!

[@EthanBuilds]

Very useful 👌Thank you

[@TimberDesigns]

You're welcome, thank you for watching!

[@lucidmoses]

That's not the greatest method. It supplies balanced inward and outward force there by not pulling the seam together. What you need is a force from the end of the boards back to the connection. As an example, Your clamp will be equity effective if there was a one inch gap between the two boards your holding at 90 degrees.

[@TimberDesigns]

I agree 100%, you have to have the joint pushed together firmly before engaging the clamp in place, then it will hold it for you. To squeeze the joint together I have used angled blocks with 2 sided tape to create a straight surface that you can put a clamp on to squeeze the joint tighter

[@lucidmoses]

@@TimberDesigns Yes, Hence not the greatest and not impossible. It's just pushing in on both boards, if you want it centered, while tightening the clamps, needing three hands. Unfortunately I was born with only two. :p If you add a pin to the inside you could use a strap clamp to supply the pressure while your clamp supplies the angle and still only need two hands.

[@TimberDesigns]

Fair enough 😁