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Re: Using a woodworking clamp to set a conibear [Re: TNADC] #7788272 02/01/23 10:32 AM 02/01/23 10:32 AM
Joined: Dec 2007 N Central Iowa iayogi17 trapper
iayogi17 trapper Joined: Dec 2007 N Central Iowa	Why would you use a wood clamp? get the right tool for the job Brad Mohr

Re: Using a woodworking clamp to set a conibear [Re: TNADC] #7808155 02/26/23 10:10 PM 02/26/23 10:10 PM
Joined: Feb 2009 ID O Ole trapper
Ole trapper O Joined: Feb 2009 ID	RTS setter can be operated one handed if you only have one hand in a connibear!

Re: Using a woodworking clamp to set a conibear [Re: Ole] #7808347 02/27/23 09:52 AM 02/27/23 09:52 AM
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TNADC OP trapper T Joined: Aug 2021 Tennessee	Originally Posted by Ole RTS setter can be operated one handed if you only have one hand in a connibear! I bought one. It is more handy than a pocket on a shirt. Thanks

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