You will find that there is no one "perfect" clamp for all applications.
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You'll need the Jorgensen adjustable angle type for weird shapes.
Long Pony pipe clamps 3/4" size for cabinet and furniture work.
Orange clamps of any style are typically good ... Irwin, Jorgensen, Pony etc.
Red pipe clamps from Harbor Freight are OK, I'm told.
I've had poor luck with squeeze clamps from Harbor Freight, because I over tighten them, ....... mostly.
Once in a great while you'll need a ratchet or strap type clamp.
Spring clamps are great for smaller, lighter glue ups.
Flat bar clamps make great circular saw and router guides!
I beam bar clamps are the strongest for really super duty applications.
C clamps are most often used in metal fabrication, but work well in woodworking.
F style clamps where the pressure is applied by turning a round handle are probably the most common woodworking clamp and are my favorite.
My pipe clamp storage solution:
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I forgot to mention "toggle clamps" which are great for making jigs and holding workpieces:
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