Customer Reviews

Bessey TG7.024 7-Inch x 24-Inch Medium Duty Tradesmen Bar Clamp with Wood Handle

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These heavy duty models from Bessey are a lot beefier than the picture shows. Definitely a strong clamp. I bought a couple to hold things down on the drill press, and for general purpose work. The clamping mechanism works well without any hassles. Easy to adjust, lot's of pressure, and looks substantial. Highly recommended.

When i picked up this clamp for the first time i just could not believe the weight and qualty it had.Acme threads,big handle that you can actually grab on to ete.This is German quality in its finest hour when it comes to woodworking tools.I have since bought over 50 various Bessey clamps in the last year.Thanks !

I have had the smaller versions of this clamp and love them. So I ordered some larger ones now that I have found a need. I love the long throat and you can really put some presure with them. I think they are the best clamps of their kind and will surely buy more as I need them.

I have and use the smaller Bessy tradesman clamps in assembling cabinet components and love them. I also have a need for clamps with a deeper throat to get out in the middle of shelf's that I'm gluing up, so I thought I'd try these and I love them too. Very well made heavy duty clamp with a very useful deep throat.

These are probably great clamps for the shop but out in the field they are not practical. When you are in awkward positions or need to operate the clamp with one hand, then those cheesy plastic clamps with hand triggers are more useful. The problem is when the moving jaw is not engaged, it flops around and won't stay where you put it.

These are great clamps. Very heavy duty and the deep jaws are very handy around the shop.

Having so many of Bessey's shows I did not go wrong by buying quantity with quality that will last a lifetime. I do own some Jorgensen clamps and on the wooden handles the rivets stick out cutting into your hand while tightening. Don't go cheap on the first clamps like I did, buy quality.