what are the two little pieces used for on this product ? do they go in the clamp part or outside ?
931778
They go on the inside. It acts as a reducer for smaller diameter freon lines.
931779
They are adapters for smaller line sizes and would go on the inside. If you have a 3/8" diameter line, you will not use the adaptors so they can be discarded.
1073738
I have NO idea what thimbles and clamps are! Are they items for tightening the clothes line so it doesn't sag? Are they items for holding clothing on the line? If they are items for holding items ON the line - I think it may not matter. I have 2 sizes of wood clothes pin on my line, and the smaller ones work just fine for light weight stuff, and not as well for heavier items. The strength of the spring holding the two sides together is what determines holding power and my willingness to use the item. Hope this answer your question!
142969
Not sure what you mean. The stud holds the clamp. The clamp can be moved if it is not tightened onto the stud. If you are at all serious about photography or videography you need at least a few of these. I promise you'll find more uses for them then you could have imagined.
2051146
I don't really know. Clamps might be a good idea and they're not very expensive.
658363
The combs clamp on the sides and in front. Also has a magnet in back. They do not fall off and work great.
1439958
I believe it is outside. Mine were about an 1 inch also. These worked. The clear part is flexible, making it easy to put on. Put them on at an angle to make it easier.
40286
the clamp is built into the grey posts. Its not a strong clamp but it work as long as there is enough table edge to clamp on.
351384
The clamps are on the ends. Unless the benches are short (picnic table size) you won't be able to attach both sides. The arms with the clamps are on either side of the canopy. We used them on picnic tables . Not very sturdy.
250871
I honestly don't know but I'm not sure I understand your question fully either. This clamp works on anything around the perimeter of any shape that relies on the miters of the cut pieces to square itself. The angle clamps are merely devices to put pressure on the joints for to make a good glue joint and they will conform to any angle. The more corners the piece has the more of these angle clamps you need.
858847
It's composed of two pieces that acts like a clamp. It tightens onto the glass shelf with a Phillips head bolt that comes up from underneath - one that is not visible from eye-level.
2126726
You can buy back drop clips for like $6 and up. they look like close line clamps :-)
2022010
Hello Raymond,I would recommend at least 2" to secure the clamp.Thank you for your question.Taylor W.VIVO
1407119
There are no "clamps". There are metal supports that keep the plastic insert at the right level, but they don't clamp anything, they simply hold up. You don't need to remove these pieces. You push from the bottom until the plastic part comes out the top. You do have to push hard.
643467
This product did not come with a clamp. It's meant to be used on a sewing machine table or you can drill a hole in a desktop and tighten the nut from below.
834311
There are clips on the side. They work well. I have used them for years without a mishap.
697284
It comes in two pieces. Bottom and back. Slide the back onto the bottom till it clamps together. And your done. Enjoy.
774538
There is a tab on the bottom that locks the two pieces together with a screw. I didn't use it but looking at it and reading some other reviews you will need a long screwdriver.