If used for clamping shadow boxes, would one of these work? or need two?
1273494
I guess it would depend on the size of the shadow box, if it is a larger box, then I would say two. It is a good clamp, I had good results with it.
1273495
One strap should handle an average box. If its less than 4 inches wide you should be good with one.
1576860
They are very strong so it would probably work but I would suggest using two!
1211718
The clamp was extra for the heavy duty if I recall but not very expensive. No reason why you couldn't clamp it to the table, assuming there was a usable space, it's joined enough you should be able to adjust for tilt. One not, this is a large and heavy lamp, not something you necessarily want very close to your head.
1761308
I don't think so but, if you can afford to experiment, see what happens. Me I thinke it might be wiser to use 2 sets of lights. with separate dimers. This would be the save way to do it.
154609
Phew I am not sure. I used it to make screen frames. I suppose if you had one on the top and bottom portions of the connection it would work. Great thing about Amazon is they make it easy to return things. Hope it turns out great.
2143907
Yes that would work. The clamps can't overlap, but you could get very close to back-to-back.
401755
one will work just fine. I have read that it is better to use 2x2 as the op system can spread the work which could increase thruput, but the effect in reality is probably negligible, either way is fine.
154612
I'm thinking it will as long as the Plexiglas is not too thin - such as 1/8" or less. Reason is the clamp has some weight to it so the material that will be clamped needs to be able to support the weight of the clamp without flexing.
80065
I have 2 clamps for different screens on my varidesk single. They are duronic clamps. There is plenty of room at the back of the desk to put them on. I have two 20" screens and the clamps are on the far right/left with about an inch of manoeuvrability. If you have bigger screens and want to use two clamps you'd need to get the pro/pro plus.
1396613
Two clamps would be the best way to go, but you could probably get away with using the Wolfcraft at one end and holding the other end in place using a speed square secured with a couple of small bar or screw clamps. You might already have these in your tool box.
518119
Depending on how you place the lamp will determine if it will work on a thin piece of metal. I know the type you are talking about and this should work for you. If you find that it bends the metal just adjust the angle so that it doesn't get "top heavy". It is a very good clamp and holds very well, just keep in mind that the whole unit does have some weight, however, I am sure it will work fine for you.
2197217
It would depend on thick the table is. You would want the clamp to open up wide enough to close around your table.
1399622
The needle is sharp enough to pierce through paper, several layers of clothing, and probably thin to medium cardboard, but not more. It's not that long or that sharp. The other issue that might arise is that the tags are a standard length (about 2" long, I think), and unless you have a way of securing the extra plastic, your clothing would droop inside the box. Would you mount the clothes to a fabric background and then use some other method to put the background against the back of the shadow box? If so, it might work. If you're trying to tag through the back of the box, then probably not.
1443490
I think that would work just fine. The clamp is designed for any horizontal surface, so if you are clamping it to a shelf instead of a desk top, it should work fine
2233072
One probably will not be strong enough, but multiple should be ok. The adhesive foam will deteriorate with related uses.
1662811
I would guess up to 15 pounds. You could possibly use longer screws which may increase the holding power. I am an artist and I use the mounts to create diptychs from assembling multiple wood framed shadow boxes weighting a range of 8 to 12 pounds.
1873875
I'm not too familiar with these specific items, but after doing some general online research, I'd say yes, in fact, they might be a great idea for holding the background tight, if that's what you're after. I may have to experiment myself...:) Good luck!