Overview
You might think clamping a 90 degree joint couldn't get any easier with our patented Clamp-It® Assembly Square, but it just did. That's because we're including a pair of Universal Fence Clamps in this all-in-one package! The Clamp-It® Assembly Square replaces custom clamping jigs, acts as a third hand, and eliminates the need for long clamps. Used with the included Universal Fence Clamps, you can assemble any two pieces at 90 degrees, or even a cabinet one corner at a time.
- Works with any joinery technique, from nails to hand cut dovetails.
- Ideal for every stage of construction, from assembling plywood cabinets to face frames and drawers.
- Clamp-It® is also perfect for framing decks, drawer assembly, and installing rails and balusters.
- Fence Clamps may also be used to secure a huge variety of shop-made auxiliary fences to your existing fences without having the clamp interfere with your work. Eliminates the need for clunky wood screws and C-clamps or screwing into your expensive fence.
- Use the fence clamps singly as stop blocks, or in pairs for sacrificial fences, half-fences, resaw fences, and a variety of other fixtures
- Works great for table saws, band saws, cutoff saws, router fences and more
- Attach the Clamp-It® to a work surface using the Universal Fence Clamps, and it becomes a right angle fixture for bench assembly. Compact, lightweight clamps secure the Clamp-It® Square for tight 90 degree angle joints
- Clamp-It® features a series of 3/8" holes to accommodate the Universal Fence Clamp Fence Clamps
- Plus, the Universal Fence Clamps can be used separately with all your shop-made auxiliary fences.
- Clamp-It® Square's patented computer design is manufactured from high impact, rigid polycarbonate to ensure strength and accuracy
- Clamp-It® Measures 8" X 8" X 1 - 1/2"
- Fence Clamps are made of rigid aluminum body with steel threaded components
- Fence Clamps: Range of travel 1/2"-5-3/4" (1/2" minimum assumes a 3/4" auxiliary fence; you can clamp to an even thinner primary fence if you use a thicker auxiliary fence)
- Auxiliary fences may need a 3/8" hole drilled to accommodate the Fence Clamps
Find the right Clamp-It® for every project! Also available from Rockler:
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Tech Spec
| Brand | Rockler |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | CLAMP-IT KIT |
| Weight (lbs) | 1.7700 |
What's included:
(2) Universal Fence Clamps
(1) Clamp-It® Square
Reviews
Have used the Clamp-Its that came...
Posted November 6, 2011
Have used the Clamp-Its that came with the small bar clamps for years and they were a pain to set up to say the least. These with the universal clamps are much easier to use...not perfect, but a lot easier to use. Because they are on sale, it is cheaper to buy the whole system rather than just the clamps to convert any existing Clamp-Its I have. Once Rockler has a really good sale on the universal clamps I will convert all that I have and donate the worthless bar clamps they came with.
These are a great addition to...
Posted July 31, 2011
These are a great addition to the work shop, and the clamps will work on my table saw.
I ordered this item for the...
Posted July 11, 2011
I ordered this item for the clamps to use on my table saw but thought that the square would be nice. I was surprised by the heft of the square and more surprised that it was exactly 90.0 degrees. I should have ordered 4 at that price.
I bought this to use for...
Posted June 30, 2011
I bought this to use for work at the cabinet shop. Used it just the other day for a fixed shelf in a cab. Works pretty good, just double check with a square that the shelf is 90 degrees all the way down. Foreman seen it and said it was 'pretty nifty'. I'm thinking about buying another one...
Works well for ensuring a 90...
Posted June 20, 2011
Works well for ensuring a 90 deg. corner, but setting it up is a real chore sometimes. I find it's much easier to clamp up casework normally, then add the corner clamp system to ensure the right-angle joint. It won't do the job easily by itself.
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