How to use quick release clamps?

	Just follow the instructions below for a quick and easy guide to using the quick release clamp. The steps may vary slightly depending on the type used.
	Step 1 - Position the Jaws The first step is to position the jaws in relation to the workpiece. How you do this will depend on the type of quick release you are using. If you are using a spring clip, the jaws are controlled through the handles.
	However, the way they work may vary depending on the type. If the handles are misaligned, they will need to be pushed together to open the jaws. Alternatively, the handles can criss-cross and this type is a little more difficult to use. The clamp will have a quick release lever that will allow the jaws to open when pressed.
	The moveable jaw on the lever clamp can slide along the stem until it opens or closes sufficiently to fit into the workpiece. The lever is then used to increase clamp pressure.
	The trigger clip has a quick release lever or button that unlocks the moveable jaw, allowing it to be adjusted. The trigger is then pressed several times until the clamp pressure is sufficient.
	Step 2 - Clamp Positioning Then place the clamping jaws on the workpiece you wish to clamp.
	Step 3 - Close your jaws Close the jaws tightly to secure the workpiece. If you are using a spring clip with offset jaws, release the handles and the jaws will automatically close. On the other hand, if you're using a cross-jaw spring clip, slide the handles together and lock the quick-release lever to lock them in place.
	If you are using a lever clamp, press the lever down to close the jaws around the workpiece. When the lever is pressed, the clamping surface is pressed against the workpiece, putting pressure on the movable jaw and causing it to tilt. This prevents it from sliding along the shaft, effectively locking it in place.
	When using the trigger clamp, it is necessary to repeatedly pull the trigger to move the mobile jaw along the shaft.
	If more than one clamp is required, simply repeat the above steps with multiple clamps until the workpiece is securely held. Now your workpiece is safe and you can execute the required working application.