GreatNeck CC4 4-Inch C-Clamp, Automotive and Wood Clamps, Wood Working Tools and Welding Clamps, C-Clamps for Home Improvement and Automotive Repair

I used these to winch three sections of an ikea couch (the couch part and its two chaises on either end) together. I'm not sure why they didn't come with hardware to attached all the pieces together but they were sliding all over the place without being attached, not allowing me to stretch out on the full expanse of my huge lovely new couch. I used two of these to a side, alternating their direction. These are so heavy duty and seem extremely durable. I've been using the couch with these for about a week now and they haven't budged. Great quality, especially for the very reasonable price. If I needed clamps again, I would 100% buy from this seller/brand.

These are decent heavy metal clamps. Good for basic woodworking or mechanical work. Much better than the spring scissor clamps or plastic trigger racheting clamps. Much tighter solid grip.Can be tightened for a strong solid hold. Used them once already. Held wood in place for me to safely cut.Keep in mind the jaw only opens about 3 inches. The clamp depth is only around 1 inch or so. Order larger clamps for more versatility.

I bought these to hold together a headboard that split while the wood glue dried. They were much better constructed than I expected especially for 3 dollars a piece. I have used them several times since and have no complaints. Just remember if you're clamping finished materials use a buffer (cardboard or other) as the clamp is metal and will scratch a fine finish

These clamps are half way designed and poorly manufactured as well. The tolerances between the threads on the rod and the clamp are awful. One might as well be metric while the other is SAE. My favorite part.. the rod is shorter than the throat of the clamp! So if you tighten this clamp as far as it will go, it's not closed! For a small clamp likely to clamp sheet metal or other small objects, leaving an 1/8th inch gap is pretty useless. Also what looks like a normal swivel head on the clamp is in fact somehow loosely riveted to the end of the rod. It's nothing like the milled ball end that you're accustomed to on a C clamp. That's one of the reasons I chose these over a lower priced Pony clamp. Overall these were a mistake. I know Great Neck is not really a great name in quality tools, but I at least expected them to function (poorly). For what it's worth I've already ordered the Pony replacements and packed these up to go back. If I had seen these in a store I would have passed.

Only had this for a few days. It’s probably a bit larger than I needed to just hold a cushion to a workbench. However, the quality of this clamp is obvious - well finished and smooth operating screw. Fairly heavy and it just feels like it’s well made, at least for residential level use. And being under $5 with prime shipping it’s really a great deal.

I was too lazy to run to Home Depot to get the Husky C Clamps, glad I bought these. The finish is ok, had some paint chips come off during transit, but not a big deal. Where they shine is they're really smooth and easy to rotate, unlike the Husky clamps where seem to be a little too tight. These work great!

Pros: no nicks in the paint; everything is well plated and pleasant to the touch; they actually come in my much preferred 5" size, Amazon gave me my money backCons: (see pic) not only is there a huge hump on the clamping surface left from the mold, the screw is off center so even if I were to file it smooth it would not clamp squarely

I ordered the wrong size for my needs, but the clamp appears well made for the price. I returned it and got a full refund to my account. I no longer need a clamp, but I would order this GreatNeck brand in the future if I need another one.

Great tools for what I want them for one is perfect in finishing but the other the side edge is not finished smoothing so it’s a bit rough otherwise they work quite well for holding pieces of work to the table for cutting and drilling and other things ...Update... I am finding now that because of the vibrations of the drill these clamps have a tendency to walk or worm they way out of the original tension I had on them somehow so I will not buy this tool again... remember you get what you paid for.... Peter O..

Much cheaper than in stores. The large size makes them unwieldy to use and often hard to see which way spins them closed versus open (and getting them fully opened or closed takes ages), but when you need 4 inch clamps you need 4 inch clamps. I have been using them to hold wood glued items together and the glue has coagulated onto the spinning mechanism which limits how close I can put these clamps to one another, as the spinner won't fully shift through from left to right. However, that is likely my fault for being messy and getting glue everywhere. Overall, glad to have these and think they're pretty standard decent clamps at a good price

Works perfectly for me. Have my wooden pasta/ bread making board, needed a clamp to secure it to my counter. It's a little smaller than I had thought, but as you can see just fits which is perfect. I put 2 business cards between the clamp and the counter to avoid scratches. It seems relatively sturdy, not sure it'll work for any really heavy duty stuff.

I haven't seen a better price for these anywhere. Amazing clamping force for the money.

It's a good C-clamp clamps well