What is a Cabinet Clamp?

A cabinet clamp is a type of woodworking clamp that is specifically designed to hold cabinets or boxes together during the assembly process. It is typically used to hold the sides, top, and bottom of a cabinet or box together at right angles while glue is applied and allowed to dry.

Cabinet clamps typically consist of two clamping jaws that are connected by a threaded rod or bar. The jaws are designed to grip the sides of the cabinet or box and apply pressure to hold the pieces together tightly. Some cabinet clamps also have swiveling feet that help to stabilize the clamp during use.

Cabinet clamps are available in various sizes and styles to accommodate different cabinet and box sizes and shapes. They are a popular tool among woodworkers and cabinetmakers due to their ability to hold pieces together securely and maintain precise angles during assembly.