Bench Dog 10-035 Bench Cookie Work Grippers, 4-Pack - DiZiWoods Store







Bench Dog Bench Cookie work grippers are versatile, non-slip bench pads that raise, grip, and shield your work. With their excessive-friction rubber surfaces and sturdy cores, they forestall tasks from slipping as you aircraft, sand, carve, assemble, and extra. They will additionally elevate your work, offering clearance for routing or ending jobs. Out there in packs of 4, these handy equipment are a should-have addition to any workshop.
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Bench Cookies
At a Look:
  • Bristly, rubber-padded surfaces ensures that tasks will not slip

  • Present a degree floor for planing, sanding, meeting, and extra

  • Increase the workpiece for additional clearance, making edge routing and ending straightforward

  • Durably designed for lengthy-time period use

  • Non-marring design protects the floor of the undertaking
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SOMETHING
Use the bench cookies to safe a workpiece in place. View bigger.
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Rout edges and get loads of clearance. View bigger.
Non-Marring Rubber Surface Securely Holds Workpieces
Every Bench Dog Bench Cookie is coated with a non-marring, bristly rubber pad. Just like the fabric discovered on most router mats, these excessive-friction pads assist grip tasks firmly in place. For instance, in case you are planing a bit of wood, you need to use Bench Cookies to create a balanced floor that will not slip.

These Bench Cookies have such a robust grip, the truth is, they may securely maintain a workpiece if you"re sanding with a 60-grip belt. And due to their non-marring design, Bench Dog Bench Cookies will not depart behind ugly marks like clamps typically do.

Pads Present Clearance for Routing and Ending
Along with holding your workpieces in place, Bench Cookies additionally work to raise your tasks. Measuring three inches in diameter and one inch in peak, they provide you additional vertical clearance and take up minimal floor space. They supply a problem-free various to clamping and will let you rout the sides of a workpiece with loads of clearance to spare.

Additionally they make ending a bit a lot simpler, as you"ll be able to freely brush and polish the sides of your wood with out obstruction. For one of the best outcomes, all the time use 4 bench cookies to raise or stabilize your challenge.

About Bench Dog
Bench Dog started in 1995 with the straightforward idea that nice instruments are the results of sensible design and strong engineering. Since then, Bench Dog has steadily grown, because of the popularity and enthusiasm of consumers, commerce publications, and the woodworking group at giant.

Bench Dog presents a rising line of router tables, security equipment, and instruments for builders and do-it-yourselfers. Bench Dog merchandise are utilized by woodworking professionals, intermediate hobbyists, faculties, and critical freshmen who"re in search of instruments of uncompromising high quality and worth.

What"s within the Box
4 bench cookies.


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Freely brush and polish the sides of your workpiece with out obstruction.

Rout, sand, cut and carve with out utilizing clamps
Increase up workpieces for straightforward edge ending
Help tasks with out leaving marks
Assemble tasks on a secure, non-slip base









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