$42.99
At 6-1/2" long, the versatile Wonder Dog® clamp can be used anywhere you can drill a 3/4" hole. It makes it easy to clamp curved work and irregular shapes. Since the dog head has two screw holes, any shape of tip can be cut with a scroll saw and quickly attached for specialized work,...
Details
The Wonder Dog® post is 6-1/2" and has a side spring to allow for variable height clamping. For use in bench fronts, drill-press jigs, etc.
- Fits any 3/4" hole
- 6-1/2" length to position at various heights with side spring
- Swivel handle allows application of clamping pressure in any position
- Made in Canada
Reviews
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Lovely device until it broke after one week
This was actually a fantastic benchtop work holder but it broke after one week and the fasteners went flying so far I cannot find them to reassemble.
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1 per box
Great clamps/dogs/whatever you need em to be. Perfect for those of us without a real bench. Good for planing, routing (use a scrap face wider than bit!!), gluing, edging etc.. Though pictured in pairs, sold individually.
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wonder dog by veritas
I've always needed a clamp that was easy to use for all shapes of projects, they are just neat to use! I have no con's, it,s just fun and easy to use!
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Very good product
Works great all so many uses. Easy to use and can be used in shop or outside workbench.
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Wonder Dog– Now That's a Tool!
Wonder Dog is one of those tools that you look at and know it's going to do the job for you. I'm a woodcarver, and usually secure my work to the bench with a system of dogs, spacers and wedges. The workpiece frequently has to be repositioned for cuts from a different direction. The Wonder Dog makes this task quick and easy, and I like the fact that you can attach adapters to accomodate odd shapes. I ordered the 6-1/2" version, since I sometime carve relatively deep pieces. I've been dealing with Woodcraft for many years now and always look forward to the new catalog. The reason I keep coming back is because of items such as the Wonder Dog– Woodcraft keeps coming up with those "Why didn't I think of that one?" items. Thanks, L. Ketter