How to Clamp Odd Angles | DIY Clamping Jig

I made a simple jig that works almost universally to clamp non right angles.
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[@mfcosi]

Great,
Thank you for sharing.

[@MrMattWoodworks]

Sure thing!

[@AstroGetm]

Genius!

[@MrMattWoodworks]

Totally

[@alemke2462]

Awesome! Just what I was looking for. Can you supply the dimensions of your clamping jig?

[@MrMattWoodworks]

inch and a half-ish by 4-5 inches-ish

[@cpzmelbs]

Neat

[@MrMattWoodworks]

Not too shabby

[@yeahyeah4244]

Now how do I do this for cabinet face frames that don’t have a ton of room to clamp? I’ve got a 136.2° angle to figure out how to clamp

[@MrMattWoodworks]

hot glue and some wedges to offset the angle to make right angles