tuphen Denver Mid Century TV Stand 2 Door 1 Glass Shelf 66 inch Brown
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A parallel clamp with 12-inch capacity and 3 3/4-inch throat depth offers spreading range from 10 to 15 5/16 inches
The Bessey KRE3512 is a parallel clamp built for woodworkers and cabinet makers who need even pressure across wide assemblies. Its 12 inch capacity and 3 3/4 inch throat depth suit panel glue-ups and frame construction. The clear finish resists glue adhesion and simplifies cleanup.
This clamp also functions as a spreader with a range of 10 to 15 16 inches for tasks such as prying joints apart or positioning components. It will not suit users who require a longer reach or a deeper throat for larger panels.
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| Product | |
|---|---|
| Product type | Entertainment Center |
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| Surface finish | Clear |
The 12 capacity indicates the maximum opening the jaws can reach, so workpieces up to 12 wide can be clamped securely.
The 3 3/4 throat depth sets how far the jaws reach from the rail edge, limiting the distance from the board edge that pressure can be applied.
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