This Master Package of Armor Tool's Dog Hole Clamps and accessories is just the thing you need to handle all of your hold-down clamping needs on any given project. Two pairs of holding clamps and two sizes of the versatile Armor Tool anodized aluminum fences turn your workbench into a safe and secure holding station that is perfect for routing, planing, sanding, carving, drilling, and much, much more!

The fully adjustable design of the Armor Tools clamp locking systems allows you set a clamping pressure for each horizontal or in-line clamp while the auto-adjust mechanism fits itself perfectly to the size or thickness of the piece that it's securing. No having to fiddle with height adjustments, just put your work piece under the clamp, lock down the lever, and it's secure. Use one or both of the included stable fences with the In-Line clamps and your wood's not going anywhere.

Features Include:

• (2) Armor Tools Self Adjusting In-Line Dog Clamps (100-543)
  • Versatile Split Dog Peg - Fits into any 20mm (European standard) or 3/4" (US standard) sized bench dog hole for a full 360° range of rotation
• (2) Armor Tools Self Adjusting Horizontal Dog Clamps (100-544)
  • Included 7.5" long x 3/4" diameter spindle - Can be replaced with a 20mm diameter model for European style bench tops (sold separately)
• (1) Armor Tools 8" Anodized Aluminum Dog Fence (100-545)
  • Both fences come with two 3.5" tall x 3/4" diameter dogs that slide into the fence's T-track for fully adjustable positioning
• (1) Armor Tools 14" Anodized Aluminum Dog Fence (100-546)
  • Both fences have two working faces measuring that measure 1-1/4" and 5/8" tall
• Fully adjustable clamping pressure
• Completely automatic clamping height adjustments

Uses in your shop:

• Tackle a wide variety of woodworking tasks with this great combination of horizontal and in-line clamps
• Perfect for securing wood and work pieces firmly onto a bench top surface
  • Hand planing, routing, carving, sanding, inlay, carving, gluing - all these operations are made safer and easier when you're confident that your wood is held firmly in place