Woodworking clamp is an essential tool for woodworking, with a simple structure and flexible use, making it a good helper for making woodworking work.

Classification of woodworking clips: Generally, they can be divided into F-type woodworking clips, G-type woodworking clips, and A-type woodworking clips based on their appearance characteristics.

A detailed explanation of the structure of the F-shaped woodworking clamp.

The F-type woodworking fixture includes a guide rod, one end of which is fixedly connected to a fixed arm, the movable arm is sleeved on the rod body, and a handle screw is set near one end of the movable arm. The top of the handle screw is movably equipped with a lower pressure block, and the end corresponding to the lower pressure block of the fixed arm is equipped with an upper pressure block.

Usage of F-type woodworking fixtures.

Slide the movable arm with your hand. When sliding, the movable arm must be parallel to the guide rod; Otherwise, it will not slide, sliding to the width of the workpiece, that is, the workpiece can be placed between two force arms, and then slowly rotate the bolts on the arm to clamp the workpiece. Release it to fix the workpiece. Attention: The bayonet on the guide rod can prevent the guide rod from sliding and ensure that the workpiece will not loosen during clamping. Each of the two force arms has a stop, which can clamp the workpiece with force while preventing it from being scratched, ensuring a flat and smooth surface of the workpiece.