Edmunds Clamp Converts Stitch Stands to Frames for Stretcher Bars

The Edmunds needle working frames, hoops, stands, etc are worth their weight in gold. I am a crafter who has a serious disability. The universal floor stand works well with my power wheelchair, and the lap/table stand works well for me when I'm in my bed. The stretcher bar frames work better for me than the scroll frames do now. No more having to advance, and adjust them frequently. I'm passing along my lucky find to all my friends working in occupational, and recreational therapy, so they can share this information with all their patients who enjoy needle work.

Works well - I applied bumpers to the inside edge to be able to tighten the clamp and hold the frame better, hold smaller 1/2" frames.

The clamps were just the right size to hold my scroll frame. I only used one at a time. Unfortunately I lost my balance one time and I must have put too much pressure on the clamp because the wood split in two. I an usually adept at repairing things but have yet to figure out how to repair this. I did turn the clamp around and am still using it that way. They are worth the cost.

Haven't had a chance to use this yet but it seems to be a good product. Fits on my stand.

These don't work any better than the clamps that come with the stand. It's really a shame, because it's a nicely designed unit and a good value for the money, until it comes to the clamps, that are not well thought out.

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Easy to change out and use. They provide me with stable way to stitch larger items that call for two free hands when stitching.

Good value for the money. Sturdy and grip frame easily.