POWERTEC Mini Spring Clamps Set - 10 Pack Plastic Clips with 1-Inch Opening and Pivoting Jaw Pad, Ideal for Backdrop Clips, Pool Covers, DIY Projects, and Woodworking (71018)

I've just received these and am impressed at their quality. They are much better than the cheap clamps I see at large hardware stores and are slightly larger. The handles have rubberized grips with a hole in each side which could be very handy. The clamp strength is quite strong and I think these will work very well multiple uses though my primary use will be for photography. At a dollar a piece I am very pleased.

We bought these to use in our RV. Most of the time when you park an RV in the sun, the window shades do not do enough to keep the heat out. I like to put towels up in the windows and have been using clothespins. They break easily. These little spring clamps do a great job. They open up to about 2 inches and are perfect. They do not make indentations in the tops of the window coverings.

I am building RC models with balsa, basswood, and thin birch plywood sheets. These clamps work very well for this type of material.

The clamps are well made and functional-- except for the 2 plastic pads at the ends. They're held on only by tiny knobs that sit in equally tiny holes, and the pads are very easily knocked off. Not a good value for money: Harbor Freight sells similar plastic clamps that last much longer at six for a dollar.

I say fair value for your money but, looking for a little bit more stronger spring clamps. This one for light work only.

These little clamps are perfect for my mini craft projects. I finally ordered these after looking around town for a small clamp that I could actually open. These clamps are of good, sturdy quality, and I can actually open them! Excellent!

I bought two packs of these to clamp down some table laminate for re-gluing to the tabletop where it had separated. The clamps are tough and strong, and did the job I needed them to do.

Used these to hang Christmas lights and decorations around a metal gazebo. Clamped them to the screen track under the eve and then hung the lights and ornaments with wire through the small hole in the handles. Stayed secure through the Holidays; wind storms and all. And no holes drilled!!