Clamps, Vises, Bench Vise Hardware
Bench Vise Hardware, Front Vises, Tail Vises, Screw Spindles
Bench Dogs, Bench Hold Down, Clamp Head, Panel Clamp, VERITAS Clamps, VERITAS Surface Clamp, Pipe Clamps
Vises, Cabinetmaker's Vises, Mini Vises
F-Clamps, C-Clamps
Body Clamps
Klemmsia Clamps, ProGrip Straight Edge Clamp and Tool Guide
Adjustable Corner Clamp, Frame Clamp, Mitre Vise, Spring Clamps with Gripper
Wooden Hand Screw Clamps, Plastic Spring Clamps, Steel Spring Clamps, Pinch Dogs
T-Tracks, INCRA Build-It Modular Jig & Fixture Platform System
Workbenches
Portable Tool Boxes
Workbenches made by our Customers:
Workbench build by Matti K., Porvoo, Finland
Workbench build by René B., Kassel, Germany - with tail vise installation instructions
Workbench build by Michel S., Hägendorf, Switzerland
Workbench built by Thomas B., Neu Boltersen, Germany
Workbench built by Charles V., Taiwan - with tail vise installation instructions
Workbench built by Luigi L., Matera, Italy
Workbench built by Axel K., Hohenpeißenberg, Germany
Workbench built by Rolf-R. S., Groß-Bieberau, Germany
Workbench built by Fred R., Plettenberg, Germany
Workbench built by Marc Z., Luxemburg, Luxembourg
Importance of reliable fixing of workpieces
It is mostly impossible to obtain the quality of work you really want by simply holding the stock by hand. This fact has given rise to a range of methods of holding the piece tight while you are working on it. First and foremost is the workbench, but stock can also be held on a firm table by means of a clamp so that it can be processed.
Gluing is the second important application of clamping tools. Glued joints in wood will never be reliable unless they have be held under a certain evenly distributed pressure over a period of time. For this task, clamps are first and foremost, but the workbench can also give useful service.
