wood clamps

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sawdust13
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To all wood workers .I have a probably finding Jorgensen wood clamps I don't want the new style plan wood handle. I need 12 spring clanps,4 4-36 8 24 12? Some said home depot is getting rid of this brand. I found some on ebay & amazon but I didn't want to take a mortgage to buy them. l like these clamps a lot and are easy to work with. I also need pads for them. However I don't know how many I need yet. I appreciate any help with this.Thank to all
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There were a lot of empty spots on the racks when I was in Homedepot yesterday.
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I don't understand what you are looking for. My old Jorgenson clamps from the 1980s have wood handles. The new ones at Menards do too.
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All of my "Made in USA" marked clamps have the wood handles. Those without "Made in USA" have plastic handles.
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sawdust13 wrote:To all wood workers .I have a probably finding Jorgensen wood clamps I don't want the new style plan wood handle. I need 12 spring clanps,4 4-36 8 24 12? Some said home depot is getting rid of this brand. I found some on ebay & amazon but I didn't want to take a mortgage to buy them. l like these clamps a lot and are easy to work with. I also need pads for them. However I don't know how many I need yet. I appreciate any help with this.Thank to all
Can you post a pic of the clamps you want, I think there is a bit of confusion here on the type of clamp you are seeking.
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I understand that Jorgensen/Pony has ceased operation (though its Easy Wood Tools subsidiary is continuing), so anything you find will be existing stock.
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