Assessing Tool Power and Proper Application

What happens here

The presenter discusses the tool's power, noting that it's a 'very powerful tool' and a 'money-making tool' for trim carpenters due to its effectiveness and affordability. However, he immediately provides a crucial caveat: it is not intended to fix 'bad miters' or compensate for inaccurate cuts. He demonstrates that a weak miter can't be forced closed by this clamp, contrasting it with a larger clamp that might offer more brute force. Its true purpose is to 'squeeze the glue out of a good miter that lines up perfectly,' emphasizing that it won't rectify poor craftsmanship.

Goal: Understand the intended use and limitations of the clamp