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All-In-One Low-Profile Contractor Clamps

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50'' All In One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp Item #: 32777
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24" All In One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp Item #: 32439
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36" All In One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp Item #: 39745
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99" All-In-One Low Profile Straight Edge Clamp, C Series Item #: 34209
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50'' All In One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp Item #: 32777
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24" All In One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp Item #: 32439
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36" All In One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp Item #: 39745
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99" All-In-One Low Profile Straight Edge Clamp, C Series Item #: 34209
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Overview

Lower profile and wider jaw creates more stability! Wide lever handles and a click-lock sliding jaw make it simple to position and secure these clamps for use as a straight edge guide for circular saws and routers and as a fence for your table saw or drill press. A very low 17/32" profile body and flat top allow many applications without obstructing tools. Easy-to-read full color measuring scales enable outstanding accuracy anywhere along the clamp. Onboard T-Tracks fit select clamp accessories, sold separately. Rigid, lightweight construction makes these clamps a joy to operate. Each clamp is 2-1/2" wide. Contractor Saw Plate (#33408, sold separately) and Contractor Router Plate (#38428, sold separately), Stop Block (#31481, sold separately) and Squaring Attachment sold separately.

Important Notes

  • There is an additional shipping charge of $8.50 for the 99" All-In-One Low Profile Straight Edge Clamp.

What's included

(1) All-In-One Low-Profile Contractor Clamp

Technical Details

  • Length: 24", 36", 50", 99"

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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
A client had one and I used it and liked it
michael j b on Jul 18, 2017
I had one before and it was very useful.
Francisco P on May 10, 2017
A client had one and I used it and liked it
michael j b on Jul 18, 2017
Had one in past that is worn out! Needed new one.
Steve W on Jun 30, 2017
I had one before and it was very useful.
Francisco P on May 10, 2017
Easy quick set up
Bill H on May 4, 2017
It will make my cuts much easier to guide.
jmc7228 on Apr 19, 2017
Perfect for long straight cuts.
Thomas W T on Mar 31, 2017
present guide needs clamps applied to each end. sometimes a problem.
charles w on Mar 26, 2017
Versatility
Daniel K on Mar 25, 2017
It is a problem solver... and it was on sale.
Dennis D H on Mar 23, 2017
A quick and easy way to accurately cut across 48" wide sheets with circular saw or router.
Brian N on Mar 18, 2017
For ripping large plywood sheets to size to use on a table saw.
Nicklas C on Mar 17, 2017
nice length and low profile
Neva S on Mar 17, 2017
To use with the router jig
Rick W on Mar 15, 2017
ease cutting of large stock (4' x 8' sheet stock)
Stewart D on Mar 14, 2017
Straighter cuts
Len R on Mar 13, 2017
Have straight edges without ruler, wanted one with ruler
Joseph P on Mar 12, 2017
I already have one and love it. Buying two more as gifts.
Michael A on Mar 12, 2017
I like the thicker measuring and guide surface and the fact that the clamps are part of the unit whereas we were having to use c-clamps on a thin surfaced straight edge/guide.
Linda D on Mar 12, 2017
To go with the dado jig
Steve P on Mar 11, 2017
Helps with long cuts
Perry J M on Mar 11, 2017
To eliminate bar clamp interference with power tools!
Steve on Mar 10, 2017
Makes cutting large wood pieces easy and accurate
Tony V on Mar 9, 2017
needed it
Curtis M on Mar 8, 2017
I'm hoping this performs well because it'll make routing and cutting straight lines MUCH easier than trying to find a straight piece of wood that doesn't flex and is low enough to not interfere with router handles or skil saw motor housings.
MIKE S on Mar 7, 2017
very useful accessory
KC on Mar 7, 2017
Making bookshelf and need a good straight edge
brett M on Mar 5, 2017
I needed a fence for my circular saw and router.
richard h on Mar 5, 2017
need it
Gary D on Mar 4, 2017
No need doe any other clamps
Robert L on Mar 1, 2017
had this system at home for years. indispensable for the small shop. have all sizes offered. build kitchen cabinets with this system. excellent product!
Alan H on Feb 17, 2017
Have a long one and needed a shorter one.
Richard S on Feb 11, 2017
Better tools make better finished products.
Christopher B on Feb 7, 2017
awesome tool a real time saver,paired with the dado jig for your router and a low profile straight edge to run your skill saw against...
Mark M on Feb 3, 2017
Excellent price.
Diane K on Jan 24, 2017
I have longer clamps and needed a shorter one. They work good for my needs.
virginia m on Jan 9, 2017
long strong clamp
Mike S on Jan 4, 2017
I have all the other sizes but this 50"
Wood chipper on Jan 1, 2017
Always needed one and this one hapens to have the best features for the price.
jared s on Dec 30, 2016
needed a good straight edge that is adjustable and as i work alone, this makes those long cuts doable
MICHAEL D on Dec 28, 2016
Again for a straight line.
Cheryl L on Dec 26, 2016
TO HELP IN A CABINET JOB
JD E on Dec 17, 2016
required for the dado jig
Stephen C H on Dec 14, 2016
price quality
Hank P on Dec 12, 2016
Was requested as a Christmas gift.
Dena S on Dec 9, 2016
Christmas wish from my nephew.
Deborah R on Dec 7, 2016
Need for the dado tool
Oakley S on Nov 28, 2016
More Accurate Cuts & was on sale.
JOHN O on Nov 28, 2016
A great companion to the Perfect Dado Jig.
MARK B on Nov 24, 2016
This tool was recommended by a friend that recently past away. he said I would find it very useful. He was right. I remember him each time I use it.
Bill R on Nov 22, 2016
My husband has a larger one and we use it often. This one is shorter and will be more handy to use.
Peg A on Nov 11, 2016
Had one in past that is worn out! Needed new one.
Steve W on Jun 30, 2017
Easy quick set up
Bill H on May 4, 2017
Description of straight edge clamp states "new and improved". When was item improved?
David H on Nov 6, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Not sure exactly when it was changed but I have one from about 8-10 years ago that did not have a scale on it and was narrower
I suspect the 99" version is made of two pieces with a connector. Is the connector well made so that the pieces maintain a continuous 180º precise cutting edge which doesn't flex?
David H on Nov 15, 2015
can you skew the cut on 4x8 sheets so that I can cut 16" down to 15" - 48" wide?
Phillip B on Apr 24, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The clamp is long enough so you can skew it 8-10”, but the clamping mechanism is designed to work at a 90 degree angle. It might hold on a 1” skew, but you might bend the clamping mechanism or the entire length of the clamp might bend/warp. You could either use shims so the clamping mechanism has a flat surface to clamp too, or use C clamps to hold it in place.
Do you have any information about how to use this clamp? Specifically the jaws, I'm having trouble locking the rear jaw...
Stan T on Jul 12, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Here is a link that can help you with that. http://www.eemersontool.com/groom
My saw guide is not holding tight when clamped. What am I doing wrong?
William B on Jul 7, 2017
BEST ANSWER: I can visualize two possibilities. One is that you are clamping thinner stock and it is causing the stock to buckle which would make the clamp come loose. the other is in putting the clamp on the board. The clamp handle needs to be in its released position (up) and then slide the grip at the other end of the clamp up to the board tightly. Then push the clamp handle down to secure the clamp.
The instructions state that the 2 pieces have to be pushed till a click is heard for secure lock. Please explain how to lock it to the correct length. Do I just move the movable side next to the board without trying to hear that click and lower the fixed lever to tighten? Is that enough? Thanks
Maged B on Nov 26, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It's a great question. Yes, first make sure the blue handle is either flat or facing up, then move the movable side of the guide and press it to the work piece. You should hear a single click. Then make sure your guide is still exactly where you want it then apply a little downward pressure to the guide to hold it in place while you lock it in place by pushing the blue handle down in the locked position.
Regarding the 24" & 36" clamps; are these a set fixed length [24" or 36"] minimum or can each be used on widths smaller than their specific size, e.g., can the 24" be used on 12" to 24" widths or the 36" be used on "24" to 36" widths?
david on Sep 22, 2016
BEST ANSWER: These clamps can be used on any width shorter than the length of the clamp.
Can 2 clamps be connected end to end to make longer?
David R on Sep 13, 2016
BEST ANSWER: These guides are not designed to add to each other.
I'll be cutting 8 ft. sheets, but for monetary economy, i would like to use it for small pieces like the 48 inch side, etc.,-- is this overkill or should i purchase another clamp for smaller cuts since this large 99 inch might be cumbersome?
gene k on Jan 12, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The clamps grip very strongly when adjusted properly, so your plan will provide a versatile, cost-effective solution, so long as you have a large enough workspace to maneuver them (which I imagine you likely do if you're cutting 8ft board). I've used a 39.5 inch clamp to make cuts as small as 6 inches without any issues. Just be sure to place the clamp on the side of the board that will not fall after the cut is made (or support it independently) in order to eliminate the larger clamps desire to twist the board as your cut progresses. Also, if the board is thin then extra support may be needed for the above reason, before the cut even begins. The clamps are by no means heavy or cumbersome but when they are twice the length of your cut or more, such measures may be necessary for precision and safety.
Can this clamp be used as a table saw fence?
Brad U on Mar 26, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Maybe, the edge of my cast iron top has a chamfered edge and I think that it cuts deep enough to keep the feet from grabbing the top. If you're table saw top has a square edge from the top to the side, I wouldn't see why you couldn't use it as fence.

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I bought this to use with...
I bought this to use with my circular to make straight cuts on plywood. Perhaps mine is just a lemon but it won't clamp tight enough to hold the saw. Very dissapointed!
May 9, 2012
Bought three pack at a great...
Bought three pack at a great price, but not good for everyday use. Mechanism doesn't hold up to the rigors of continuous use, and begins to fail early on. Not worth the cost of shipping back to return either. Have similar units I've used for 20+ years with no issues at all. Not the usual quality I've come to expect.
March 12, 2012
Dissapointed: I purchased the 50" and...
Dissapointed: I purchased the 50" and 99" thinking that if it works it would make my life so much easier.It is difficult to make a straight cut on plywood without expensive equipment. So I was excited to purchase these. I have only used the 50" and I have to say I didn't find it usable. Maybe it's me but I don't see that the clamp is tight enough to push my saw against w/o the straight edge moving. I will continue to try it but if this is truly how it works, don't waste your money. Buy a straight 2x4 and a couple clamps!
April 12, 2012
I have wanted one of these...
I have wanted one of these for a long time and saw the free shipping and sale price and decided to pull the trigger. I must say that I'm a bit disappointed. I have been using it to cut 17 4x8 sheets in half for finishing the inside of my shop. The rod that the gripper runs on developed grooves by the repetitive times I set it in the same place after only 17 sheets. this made it hard to move past the grooves and also diminished the gripping ability at that spot. I finally had to get some sandpaper and sand the grooved area to take care of the problem. Other than that the unit was a time saver and is well made. I am not about to re-box this thing and send it back because it was so well packed that I destroyed the box getting it out.
December 26, 2010
I'd have to agree, the round...
I'd have to agree, the round bar upon which the mechanism locks seems to be too soft and thus it gets marred. Once marred, it becomes difficult to slide the movable end of the clamp to where it needs to be. This is unfortunate, because otherwise the clamp makes cross-cutting sheet goods a breeze. A great idea, just not so well executed.
January 16, 2011
I saw a couple comments that...
I saw a couple comments that were not so good. If your putting grooves in the rod your trying to put too much tension on the clamp. I have 3 all in one clamps now and use them a lot. Emerson tool is great if you ever break a part on the clamp, they will ship a replacement free of charge. This long clamp I use it to put a straight edge on an 8' board with the table saw and it works great. Well worth the price. Takes a lot of aggravation out of making a crooked board straight. I have waited a long time for a guide like this.
December 29, 2010
This tool is OK, the one...
This tool is OK, the one BIG problem is the sliding jaw gets held up by the markes on the rod. If rod was made with a better metal rod it would be a great tool.
August 12, 2012
I too am experiencing the same...
I too am experiencing the same problem with the center bar.  I removed the rod and flipped it and that helped for a few times. The issue is very exaggerated when you use the clamp, such as the 50 inch clamp, in the same spot several times, as with sheet goods. Some product improvements would be to have a hardened steel or spring steel center bar. Have the option or replace the Chips with a split camp and a small handle. I agree, very cool just needs some design improvements.
January 17, 2013
I bought this  99” All-In-One Low...
I bought this  99” All-In-One Low Profile Straight Edge Clamp about a year ago from Rockler Online. After buying it, I looked at it and wondered, “Now, why did I buy that and for what will I ever use it?" Well, we never know. My adult daughter, Deborah, who does woodworking with me in my shop, volunteered to make trim for the interior of our home, using our shaper. The trim was chair rails, crown molding, etc. With the help of a friend, I bought a significant quantity of kiln-dried poplar by the board foot, from an Indiana sawmill. It had to be milled in every way: Thickness planed, then, cut into eight foot long boards on the miter saw. One big problem remained. The boards had no straight edges. One edge on the length of each board had to be made straight by use of the table saw. How to do it? I attached the 99” All-In-One Low Profile Straight Edge Clamp to the straighter of the two edges, let it hang over the edge just a tad, squared it with the ends, and clamped it down firmly. We then ripped the board, guiding the Clamp along the fence, cutting a straight edge on the opposite side of the board. Worked like a charm on every board. I highly recommend the 99” All-in-One Low Profile Straight Edge Clamp…if you need one. And you very well may.
May 13, 2012
I consider myself a small guy and cutting plywood across is rather difficult to handle this guide made it much easier to cut and also very straight as long as you line it up correctly.
November 12, 2016
Purchased
 9 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate

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