These t-track hold down clamps are designed to work with our T - track opening for either 3/8" or 1/4" sizes. The bottom of the clamp slides neatly into your t-track slot, and is adjustable to anywhere along the track. The clamp is fitted
with a 2-3/8” brass foot for excellent holding power. The clamping capacity is approx. 2-1/8”. This package is available in packs of two in 1/4” or 3/8"sizes. T-track not included.

Our Aluminum Hold Downs, both large and small are perfect for holding work pieces extra tight.

The large hold down comes with a 3/8" standard hex head bolt and knob for use with our Heavy Duty T-Track.

The small hold down comes with a 1/4" standard hex head bolt for use with our Mini-T-Track

There is no need for a flat head screw
driver with these hose clamps. The thumbscrew feature makes it easy to secure these clamps to your hose and
fittings. Simply loosen clamp by turning counter clockwise, place around your hose, and then, place hose on fitting
and secure.

Wire hose clamps work much in the same way as the steel hose clamps. The difference being they grab around the
grooves of the hose to form secure grip around the fitting or port hole. They secure down with a screw driver or a socket.

Hose clamps are a simple but necessary accessory for all dust collections systems. Expand the clamp to a large enough size to fit around the hose, then place hose onto the particular fitting then secure with a screw driver or socket.

Our compact, Universal Fence Clamps allow you to secure a variety of shop made auxiliary fences to your existing table top fences without having the clamp block your work. The clamp arm simply fits into a 3/8” hole in the top of the auxiliary fence, keeping the clamp out your way. That simply means no more cumbersome wood screws or C clamps, and no need to screw into your expensive fence! Works great for table saws, band saws, cutoff saws, router
fences. Clamps come in sets of 2.

Attach the cam miter hold down directly to your miter gauge by simply threading it into the top center hole. Once secure, place the stock you want to crosscut on your table saw and slide it squarely up against your miter gauge. Adjust the rubber foot height so that it fit's snuggly against the stock. Clamp the stock down by pushing the cam lever downward until you have the desired pressure to hold your stock, and proceed to making your cut. The cam miter hold down works on miter gauges with 1/2" - 20 thread holes. Works with Delta and other miter gauges with 1/2" x 20 tps pre-drilled center hole in miter gauge fence.