Question 1

Why do the packs cost so much more than purchasing multiple singles?

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You'd have to ask Master Olivetree, seller of the expensive packs.

Question 2

Where are these clamps made in?

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I was out in the shop and checked mine....no label. I will mention that they are showing some light rusting on the bar, although chrome plated. My "Pony" mid-weight clamps very similar to these were made in the USA and show no rust although bought around the same time. But, even the Pony bar clamps from the Adjustable Clamp Co are being sourced in China nowadays. Most of those (Chinese) from Adj. Clamp have a synthetic grip handle as opposed to the previously made in USA versions having wood handles. My best guess tells me that Dubuque Clamp may be the only domestic source for some really nice bar clamps at 2-3 Xs the cost of Chinese with a chrome plated bar (different brands) or the really inexpensive Chinese clamps from H. F. that have no plating. All of these mentioned f-style clamps seem to get decent reviews. I have different ones and have not broken any thus far. You might take a look at the HD version from adjustable clamp, e.g. 3724 HD and see if they are still made in the USA. Those are much more substantial in weight so I assume strength. That said, make good joints and you don't need lots of strength.

Question 3

What is the part number for replacement!ent plastic pads?

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Just enter "Bessey clamp pads" into Amazon search and there are a lot of options to choose from. They are packaged in sets of various sizes and include the round and flat pieces and they are not that expensive. I bought a set and used a lot of them and still have some to spare. The do fall off in the field so the spares are handy

Question 4

With this clamp be suitable to clamp a piece of wood to a work table and take a Circular Saw to it?

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Circular saws are dangerous.  If you are asking this question, you probably shouldn't be using one.  That being said, use two clamps--12' clamps will probably work and be easier to handle.  This answer assumes that you are cutting across a board.  If you are cutting sheet goods, like plywood, you will need a different strategy.

ASIN	B000FA0BMC
Best Sellers Rank	#73,612 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #54 in Bar Clamps
Brand Name	BESSEY
Color	Clutch Style Bar
Customer Reviews	4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (2,259)
Global Trade Identification Number	00091162009628, 00723434789906
Included Components	Unit^Instruction Guide
Item Dimensions	25 x 4 x 1 inches
Item Type Name	Bessey - GSCC2.524
Item Weight	2.1 pounds
Manufacturer	Bessey
Manufacturer Part Number	GSCC2.524
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Limited lifetime
Material Type	Plastic
Model Number	Bessey - GSCC2.524
Number of Items	1
Style Name	Modern
Tensile Strength	600 pounds
UPC	723434789906 733353589297 074748330057 787721745464 732454277492 091162009628 784497047211
Unit Count	1 Count

Clutch Style Bar Clamps - 24 In 600 lb - GSCC2.524- Woodworking Clamps with Ergonomic Handle, Non-Marring Pads, Durable Cast-Iron Jaws & Serrated Rail for Carpentry & Cabinetry

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