C-clamp

A C-clamp (also known as a G-clamp) is a type of clamp device typically used to hold a wood or metal workpiece, often in carpentry, welding, or metalworking. It gets its name from its C-shaped frame. 🔧 Key Parts of a C-Clamp: Frame – The large "C" shaped body made of steel or cast iron. Screw – A threaded screw that moves through one end of the frame. Swivel Head or Pad – A flat disc at the end of the screw that presses against the object. Handle – Used to turn the screw, tightening or loosening the clamp. 🛠️ Common Uses: Holding workpieces during cutting, drilling, or welding. Securing objects together for gluing in woodworking. Assembling parts in mechanical work.