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The Rolson 100mm Fine Thread G Clamp is an essential tool for woodworkers, metalworkers, and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable and stable hold for assembly, gluing, or welding projects. Featuring a robust malleable cast iron frame and precision-engineered fine thread screw, it offers exceptional clamping force and control; however, users should note that the 100mm capacity is best suited for medium-sized projects and may not accommodate larger furniture construction.
| Model Part Number | 14204 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Rolson |
This model has a maximum capacity of 100mm (4 inches).
While durable, it is made of cast iron and should be kept dry. If exposed to moisture, wipe it down and oil the threads immediately to prevent rust.
The shoe is designed to pivot enough to accommodate slightly uneven surfaces, but it is not a full 360-degree ball joint.
Yes, the malleable cast iron construction is suitable for welding, though you should ensure no flammable materials are nearby.
Always place a small block of scrap wood or thick cardboard between the swivel shoe and your workpiece.
Clean any debris or dried glue from the threads and apply a small amount of machine oil or silicone lubricant.
Ensure the swivel shoe is fully flat against the surface and verify that the anvil contact area is clean of sawdust or oil.
Setting up the clamp is straightforward: simply rotate the T-bar handle counter-clockwise to open the jaw to the desired width, place the object between the swivel shoe and the frame anvil, and turn clockwise until secure. To maintain the tool, keep the screw threads clean and periodically apply a light machine oil to ensure smooth operation. Store in a dry environment to prevent surface oxidation on the cast iron frame. If the clamp is being used on softwoods, consider using a scrap wood buffer between the clamp shoe and the material to avoid accidental indentation.
