MINI 20 Spring Clamp Set I 3420000 I 6 MINI 20 Spring Clamps with Key Ring

Lovely little clamps, I find them perfect for holding parts of my wooden model boats while the glue cures. They don't exert a great deal of pressure, so sometimes several are needed to keep parts securely clamped; the upside of this is that they don't apply enough pressure to damage delicate surfaces. I've now bought five packs of these little beauties.Be aware that the headline description of the package is misleading, you only get six clamps in a pack, the seventh "item" is a keyring, which for me always ends up in the recycling.

Such good quality and value for money. I use them for my build-a-room projects and they're the perfect size. They don't leave marks on the wood, fabric or paper either. They're strong and sturdy. Would definitely recommend these for crafting projects.

Used for modelling planes good cheap and useful just for light use very handy

Been helping a friend build a dolls house and these have been great for holding architraves in place whilst the glue sets and numerous other holding jobs such as skirting board etc. (Remember I'm talking Dolls House here!). The clamps are surprisingly strong and well made. The only stupid thing is that it's described as 7 pieces and one "piece" is a keyring. Should just be a 6 piece set or if not, count the cardboard backing and plastic outer packaging and call it 9 pieces. Actually though I am very pleased with them.

These little clamps are perfect for small jobs I use them for scale model making,The pads are ridged plastic not rubber but hold on well. they hold parts security whilst the glue is drying etc. They will open 20mm more than enough for my needs.Overall a great product, great price & next day delivery!

These clamps are of good quality (but overpriced) but my biggest gripe is the misleading description. You get 6 clamps and a worthless keyring, a very questionable sales tactic that has put me off buying this brand in future.

I love these! I bought them for clipping up solar string lights when camping, but they have expanded their use. I've also used them for pegging up tea towels and travel towels (the lightweight microfibre style) to dry, and they're great recipe / songbook holders, and they get used for all sorts of bits and bobs around the house now.They are small, they are probably not up to heavyweight use, but I imagine they're great for model making and if you're a camper who just needs to clip things up around a tent / campervan, they're great.

Got these for modeling clamping two parts together dose job but sometimes they fly of and part with them good for what they are