GOINGMAKE Corner Clamps, 45 and 90°
Holds two boards at 90 or 45° for glue-up.
- Angles
- 90 and 45°
- Count
- 2 clamps
- Use
- Boxes, cabinets, drawers, frames, T-joints
- Build
- CNC-machined aluminum, alignment shoulder
Description
Description
Gluing up a drawer box goes wrong when a corner drifts out of square as the clamps tighten. The Corner Clamps hold two boards at 90° or at 45°, and the pack has two, so two corners of a box or frame set at once while you work on the rest.
Each clamp has an alignment shoulder that lines up the board edges before you tighten. That keeps the top edges of a box flush and the faces of a picture frame even. The bodies are CNC-machined aluminum. The angle comes from the clamp, not from how hard you squeeze.
Use them on boxes, cabinets, drawers and frames, or on T-joints where a shelf meets a side. With the joint held, both hands are free for screws, nails or glue. The next corner can wait until the first has grabbed, and a frame built two corners at a time comes out square.
In the box
In the box
- 2 corner clamps
Specifications
The GOINGMAKE Corner Clamps, 45 and 90°, by the numbers
| Angles | 90 and 45° |
|---|---|
| Count | 2 clamps |
| Use | Boxes, cabinets, drawers, frames, T-joints |
| Build | CNC-machined aluminum, alignment shoulder |
| Material | Aluminum alloy |
| Model number | GM-G140 |
In the box
- 2 corner clamps
The Corner Clamps, 45 and 90° sits with 2 other jigs on the clamps and sharpening shelf of the GOINGMAKE lineup.
Questions
Questions about the GOINGMAKE Corner Clamps, 45 and 90°
How many GOINGMAKE corner clamps do you need for a drawer?
The pack has two. Set two corners, let the glue grab, then move the clamps to the other two corners, or order a second pack to clamp all four at once.
Can you clamp miter joints in the GOINGMAKE corner clamps?
Yes. They hold 90° butt corners and 45° miters, and the alignment shoulder keeps the faces of a picture frame even while the glue sets.





