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What is the primary purpose of cramps in woodworking?

To hold & secure pieces when assembling

What letter does the shape of a G-cramp resemble?

The letter G

What size workpieces are G-cramps best suited for clamping?

Small workpieces

What is the structure of a bar cramp?

A long metal bar with a moving jaw

What advantage do bar cramps have over G-cramps?

They offer more force & capacity

Which jobs are bar cramps suitable for?

Assembling tabletops or doors

Why are cramps important for glue-ups?

They keep pressure & alignment till set

Which activity is NOT listed as a common use for cramps?

Drilling pilot holes

Why should cramps be checked for damage before use?

To avoid breaks or injury

Why should you use the right force when clamping?

To not damage the material

Why should cramps be lubricated often?

To prevent rust & for smooth use

How often should cramps be inspected for damage?

Before each use

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