Hi Everyone,
Does anyone own the WoodRiver 6 or 8 inch f style clamps? They are on sale for $3.85 and $5.42. On one hand it's like wow there cheap hard to say no, on the other, wow there cheap...
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Hi Everyone,
Does anyone own the WoodRiver 6 or 8 inch f style clamps? They are on sale for $3.85 and $5.42. On one hand it's like wow there cheap hard to say no, on the other, wow there cheap...
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Uline, is where I buy mine from. Also if you can use white masking tape it is much cheaper. It is more adhesive which can be good and bad depending on use.
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