Bessey Tools
Bessey Tools LM2.012 12 in Bar Clamp Wood Handle 2 in Throat Depth
A 12-inch bar clamp with a wood handle, 2-inch throat depth, replaceable non-marring pad, swivel pad and F-style sliding arm for reaching tight spaces on large workpieces
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- Comfortable grip from the wood handle
- 12 in maximum jaw opening for large projects
- Replaceable non-marring pad protects surfaces
- Swivel pad provides greater control
- F-style sliding arm reaches tight spaces
12 in Bar Clamp Overview
The Bessey Tools LM2.012 is a 12 inch bar clamp built for woodworking and general assembly. Its wood handle provides a comfortable grip during extended use. A 2 inch throat depth lets the jaws reach across wider workpieces. The clamp is new and ready for immediate use.
Suits Woodworkers Not Metalworkers
This clamp suits woodworkers and DIYers who need a 12 inch reach and a non-marring pad to protect finished surfaces. The swivel pad and F-style sliding arm help access awkward joints on larger pieces. Buyers who need higher clamping force for metal fabrication or welding should look at something else.
12 Inch Maximum Jaw Opening
The single specification that decides fit is the 12 inch maximum jaw opening. It determines the largest workpiece the clamp can span. Confirm your project dimensions against this figure before purchasing. The replaceable pad and 2 inch throat depth support the clamp's versatility.
Highlights
- Comfortable grip from the wood handle
- 12 in maximum jaw opening for large projects
- Replaceable non-marring pad protects surfaces
- Swivel pad provides greater control
- F-style sliding arm reaches tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | BESSEY |
|---|---|
| Type | Clamps |
Questions about this item
What work surface or bench do I need to mount the Bessey LM 2.012 clamp on?
The clamp grips directly onto the workpiece itself; no separate bench mount or fixture is required.
Will the 12 in jaw opening and 2 in throat depth reach past the frame of an older wooden vise I still use?
The 12 in maximum opening and 2 in throat depth let the sliding arm reach over a vise jaw and clamp the workpiece beyond it.
How can I confirm the replaceable non-marring pad and swivel pad are functioning correctly after first use?
Clamp a scrap piece; the pad should leave no mark and the swivel pad should pivot freely to stay flat against angled surfaces.
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