All in One Clamp T-50 50" Double Grip Bench Clamp with T-track
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Sale's over. Back to $50.
I debated long and hard over this one but couldn't justify it. Keep in mind, this is the "Twin" version also know as the "Back to Back" version (Tru-Grip's name for a similiar clamp). The bottem half clamps itself to your workbench while the top clamp grasps your workpiece. I really tried to think of an application that this would come in handy but couln't think of anything that I couldn't accomplish with some quickgrips or spring clamps (and trust me, I hate to pass up a bargain).
The website touts being able to sand a piece without having to move the clamps holding the piece to your workbench. I didn't feel that was worth $60 (now $100) since you need two.
I'm holding out for the one that's just a straightedge.
Here's a picture of it in action since I had a real hard time imaging how this thing worked.
The first picture shows the straightedge (single)that they also sell with the Twin underneath the workpiece.Comment
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Originally posted by StormbringerSale's over. Back to $50.
I debated long and hard over this one but couldn't justify it. Keep in mind, this is the "Twin" version also know as the "Back to Back" version (Tru-Grip's name for a similiar clamp). The bottem half clamps itself to your workbench while the top clamp grasps your workpiece. I really tried to think of an application that this would come in handy but couln't think of anything that I couldn't accomplish with some quickgrips or spring clamps (and trust me, I hate to pass up a bargain).
The website touts being able to sand a piece without having to move the clamps holding the piece to your workbench. I didn't feel that was worth $60 (now $100) since you need two.
I'm holding out for the one that's just a straightedge.
Here's a picture of it in action since I had a real hard time imaging how this thing worked.
The first picture shows the straightedge (single)that they also sell with the Twin underneath the workpiece.
http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?p...8&filter=26718Loring in Katy, TX USA
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I just went for the 50" as well as the 24" (on sale at $22.49) and the saw plate. I have an old Milwaukee circ with a chewed-up baseplate that will be a devoted cross-cutter. Just like Festool (but without the dust collection!)
Thanks for the post!Comment
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