Bar Clamp Dedra 910 x 72 mm woodworking clamp 12A029

Bar Clamp Dedra 910 x 72 mm woodworking clamp 12A029 is a bar-style clamping tool intended for securing wooden workpieces during gluing, assembly and machining operations. The clamp features a 910 mm hardened bar and a 72 mm maximum jaw opening suited to standard panel and frame thicknesses. Its design provides steady, adjustable clamping pressure for tasks in carpentry, cabinetmaking and general DIY where stable holding and alignment are required.

Advantages

The clamp offers a long 910 mm span for working with larger panels and assemblies, while the 72 mm jaw capacity accommodates common material thicknesses. A sliding adjustable jaw permits quick positioning along the bar and a fixed jaw provides a reliable anchor point. The tool is built for repetitive use in workshop conditions and gives consistent clamping pressure to support precise glue joints and accurate assembly.

Suitable for

• Edge gluing and panel clamping during laminating
• Frame and door assembly where even pressure is needed
• Temporary holding for machining, sanding and routing
• Cabinetmaking and furniture repair tasks
• DIY woodworking projects and hobbyist workbench use

Key specifications

• Bar length: 910 mm
• Maximum jaw opening (capacity): 72 mm
• Clamping type: bar clamp with sliding adjustable jaw
• Application: woodworking, assembly and gluing tasks
• Material contact surfaces: flat jaws suitable for panels and edges

How to use

Position the fixed jaw against one side of the workpiece and slide the adjustable jaw along the bar until it contacts the opposite side. Tighten the clamp to the required pressure by operating the clamp handle or lever until the parts are held securely; avoid over-tightening to prevent deformation of the workpiece. For glue-ups, align pieces accurately before final clamping and check that pressure is distributed evenly across the joint. Release the clamp by reversing the tightening mechanism and slide the adjustable jaw away to free the assembly.

Usage recommendations

Use protective pads or scrap wood between the jaw faces and finished surfaces to prevent marring. For long glue-ups, apply multiple clamps spaced evenly to maintain uniform pressure across the length of the joint. Inspect the bar and jaws for wear before each use and store the clamp in a dry place to reduce corrosion and preserve alignment.