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Picked a couple of these Milwaukee 4" (102MM) STOP LOCK clamps and thought I would post a few closer pictures and give my thoughts.
Right around the $10 mark you may find them for more or less but it seems to be in around that price point.
first thoughts were the un-mistaken red and black colour of the clamp is equipped with the somewhat softer hand pads and the Milwaukee logo.
A full size hand is needed to secure the clamp as the design opens the two part handle wider as the claws open.
The engineered Polymer Pads at each end of the clamp opening are connected with a rivet and have an aggressive texture for added gripping.
HEX bar design offers easy one-handed clamp release, as you tighten the clamp locks a simple flick of a finger will release the clamp......
As much as this is a light weight clamp Milwaukee has added extra strength by having molded gussets in each of the two handles along with the clamp arms.
The clam realistically can hold items at it's maximum size however when maxed out it becomes a two handed operation, ideally a couple or so inches seems to be the right fit...
- +STOP LOCK™ Mechanism - Clamp jaws will not back off jobsite material
- Engineered Polymer Pads - Optimized pad geometry for more secure clamping on variety of jobsite work surfaces
- Hex Release Mechanism - HEX bar design offers easy one-handed clamp release
- Riveted Pivoting Clamp Pads - Pads won't fall off when clamp is engaged
- High Grade Resin - Built to provide strength and durability on the jobsite
- Rust Protection - Increases tool life by reducing corrosion
- Ergonomic Handles - Anti-pinch, non slip grips for maximum comfort and superior performance
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
NOTE: Every MILWAUKEE hand tool is warranted to the original purchaser only to be free from defects in material and workmanship. Subject to certain exceptions, MILWAUKEE will repair or replace any hand tool which, after examination, is determined by MILWAUKEE to be defective in material or workmanship for the lifetime of the tool. Return the hand tool product to a MILWAUKEE factory Service Center location freight prepaid and insured, is required. A copy of the proof of purchase should be included with the return product. This warranty does not apply to damage that MILWAUKEE determines to be from, misuse, alterations, abuse, normal wear and tear, lack of maintenance or accidents.Final Thoughts:After thinking about how many things you can clamp down either for a few seconds or a few hours I came up with several hundreds......Being the Milwaukee STOP LOCK clamp are made from High Grade Resin they would be limited to cold clamps, you wouldn't want to be waiving any kind of heat around the clamped area.the feel in your hand seems comfortable and the fit and finish has a top notch look as well. All things considered I would recommend having a few of these clamps readily handy....- 2
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go for the the 780 with a free stand for 599$ as you can get the lower priced items as you can but tough to go and get the better saw later
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nicely done, now that you built you first furniture piece you will be carving wooden arse holes for hobby horses while you think of what to build next in no time....
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awesome, you will find a home for it, the adoption process is actually painless.....just have to ask the right questions.....more importantly the candidate has to answer with the right answers......
you do have conditions on the sale right?...
A you will never abuse the tool
B you will never leave the tool outside
C you will provide other tools so it won't be lonely.....
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I predict a whole bunch of M18 4.0's mysteriously up for sale for no apparent reason.....
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Some men in a pickup truck drove into a lumberyard. One of the men walked in the office and says, "We need some four-by-twos."
The clerk replies, "You mean two-by-fours, don't you?"
The guy scratches his head and says, "I'll go check," and goes back to the truck.
He returns and says, "Yeah, I meant two-by-four."
"All right. How long do you need them?"
The guy pauses for a minute and says, "I better go check." After a while, he returns to the office and says, "A long time. We're gonna build a house." -
I was thinking like a true addict, get the 8 sessions go pick out the saw and then tell her I don't install kitchen cabinets......but if I do that I figure I will be pissin in a bag the rest of.....
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more people can remember their first tool no?
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I'm lucky too, I made a deal with the therapist I see about my tool addiction.....she will give me 8 free sessions and buy me a new mitre saw of my choice if I install her kitchen cabinets.....
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no problem honey, we can do it without your brother's truck just trust me.....
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got an old Zircon works for my needs.......
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wonder if the guy would give ya a demonstration on cutting crown molding.....
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is it just me, as I like buying tools either brand new or in mint condition........just don't like buying well used tools I want to be the guy that marks, scratches, wears it out.....regardless of the price
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well at least it hasn't come down to ......."PSST" come over here, look what I've got...as he swings open his sport jacket in a dark alley
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not sure this is a good deal but this is what they offer here.....
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well its that time of year again, we have pretty cold winters here where we live but it don't stop me from usin my favorite tool of all....let's see some BBQ's........
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I'd rather have these girls hangin around my shop wanting to play with my tools.....then my buddies with their man boobs.....
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cool tool for its time never the less.......
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they do work well for the money never would pay full price however......and you shouldn't have to as they are constantly on sale ranging from the current price to even 50% off........
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in the spring bought a newer floor nailer with a box of 5000 nails, for $175 completely installed hardwood flooring thru out the camp and sold the nailer with the remainder of the nails for $200
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I got 2 buddies that have ryobi tools, 1 swears by them the other hates them you be the judge........neither of them are hard core tool guys just weekend DIYers......
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I know this may not be a deal for most of you but i'm posting this to show what kind of deals Canadian Tire has every once in a while.....now these may not be the best tools but at this price you could damn near use them once .........
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I think these Husky boxes might be a good option for some larger tools. They look well priced too.
They have a water/dust seal and a port for an electrical cord.
The big one is $59 at my Depot. Reg $64.
The thin one is $49.88.
ya the small one is $19.98 here.....
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can't beat that ........
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ok so instead of a 50 foot extension cord that you don't need you only have to have a 50 foot exhaust pipe.....for indoor cutting....brilliant!