[jonnyald]

ive just bought a set of these and a very  nifty idea they are . theyre like regular clamps with the long thread ,BUT  have a spring loaded action so instead of spinning the nut along the thread you only turn it one turn of the nut then pull the release button and the square bar slides off out of the way . http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHjTIxgXPIc

[windolene]

Hi,

Interesting! But I would only buy when mine need replacing.


Kevin WINDOLENE

[jonnyald]

they sure save time ,very well made too.  i think its probably just 1 man has made em,so i personally wouldnt delay if going to buy as he might just stop making them

[paul rulton]

is it u makin them then jonnyald?     

[weetot]

Where dost one purchase these beauties, i may be interested, if it saves one time.

[jonnyald]

no its not me making em. ive no idea to be honest if its 1 man or a huge factory churning them out in the millions !  (just my guess)

 i came across em by chance when looking on Ebay for a set of ladder clamps. if u scroll thru the various ladder clamps on ebay ,these are listed as "a new concept "  and arent pricey , 16 or 17 quid thereabouts

[Martin ccs]

how much time would it save??? a min or 2 mins max!

[paul rulton]

its not always about time n money 4me, if it can make life a bit easier.... thats a plus 4me 

[mci services]

even if it is only 2 minutes saved, if you take them off the van just 10 times in a day thats twenty minutes saved

[weetot]

Twenty minutes, thats a large semi-detached.

Sorted, count me in.

[prestigeclean]

looks like a great peice of kit , pity i just bought the old style ones , regards alan

[richard jagger]

These clamps are made by  Designed By EasyLifeTools.co.uk 19. pound plus postage of 8 pound still cheaper than B & Q or the rest of the stores.