I'm sure we'll see more over the next week or so...
I can't get to the Bessey clamp deal from this posting. When I go directly to Amazon what comes up is the 4 clamp set with same SKU #, but the price is $38.93; I can't get to the Black Friday deal. Help.View attachment 232874
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I'm sure we'll see more over the next week or so...
Have a set - can't say I reach for them more than say the HF clamps I have in equivalent sizes. These have a coarser thread than the HF, but they lose the plastic 'protective; caps even faster than the HF ones do. I'd buy again, but likely at HD when I am there rather than an Amazon order.HomeDepot has that Bessey clamp set on sale for $21.97, so almost the same: BESSEY Clutch Clamp Set (4-Piece) GSCC4PK-C - The Home Depot
I've already bought several of those sets. Maybe time for a couple more LOL.
What I could really use is more squeeze clamps. I have several Dewalt large and medium sets. Haven't been totally thrilled with the Dewalts, though, because some have either been DOA or don't operate smoothly. Looking to try a different brand if they're on sale.
I've resorted to double-sided tape for those. It helps for a while.Have a set - can't say I reach for them more than say the HF clamps I have in equivalent sizes. These have a coarser thread than the HF, but they lose the plastic 'protective; caps even faster than the HF ones do. I'd buy again, but likely at HD when I am there rather than an Amazon order.
I would love to hear what you think about it. It’s on my wishlist for laterThat drill press table has found a home! Gotta LOVE Amazon!
The Dewalts also want to pinch you when releasing - the release lever is not designed well.HomeDepot has that Bessey clamp set on sale for $21.97, so almost the same: BESSEY Clutch Clamp Set (4-Piece) GSCC4PK-C - The Home Depot
I've already bought several of those sets. Maybe time for a couple more LOL.
What I could really use is more squeeze clamps. I have several Dewalt large and medium sets. Haven't been totally thrilled with the Dewalts, though, because some have either been DOA or don't operate smoothly. Looking to try a different brand if they're on sale.
Yup, torn as well since it looks like a good unit, with good features. My old P-C is a swirly pain that kills my elbow, it’s 35 yrs old so maybe bearings/counterweight have worn. I’m not a heavy user and it could go months without any usage, so I’m trying to be cost effective. I finally did a search for specific reviews on them. Some are saying it’s on a par or close with top tier units, a few find it their favorite, many appear to be British which is fine, other than being a European model, but one in the US did show a model overloading and stopping within a short period of use on what looked like some not very difficult sanding - they replaced it but out of box the replacement acted the same way - he was able to return it for a full refund but what if it was over a yr later? Probably stuck with it. Makes me wonder if it was a bad batch like delta’s table saw motor some yrs ago or is it indicative of the product line in general? It’s really hard to know. Also Bosch is generally known for good products but I’ve seen several reviews showing issues with the ROS20 with some doa or flaky speed control with one showing it only would turn on if it was set at 6, so this adds to the dilemma.I'm a little torn on those maxxt sanders. They look like a clone of the 3ms, but there are/were a lot of reports of issues with them such as the motors burning out.