The Go-To Clamp For Your Sacrificial Fence Needs - They Don't Get In The Way Of Your Woodworking!

When you need to attach a sacrificial fence to your table saw, router table, bandsaw or miter saw's current fence, we highly recommend picking up a set of our Universal Table Saw Fence Clamps. They stay completely out of your way when running wood across the sacrificial fence, which means that you don't need to worry about getting hung up in the middle of the cut for any reason. Our universal fence clamps come in two sizes: 1-1/2" to 3" (part #100-536) for smaller table saws and the 3" to 4-1/2" (part 100-537) for most cabinet saws. Measuring your table saw fence's width will tell you which one is right for you.

You may be saying to yourself, "Can't a Pony clamp hold the sacrificial fence in place just fine?" The problem with Pony (or any other traditional clamp) is that they need to actually be on the outside of the objects they’re clamping, whereas these sweet little guys actually become a part of the fence and hold it down from the inside. Want to use a push stick? That's not a problem since the fence face is clear and unincumbered when using these clamps. And they're super easy to use: drill a 3/8" hole in the top part of your sacrificial fence (usually mdf), insert the universal clamps and fasten to your original fence. You can also use them to secure a stop-block for repeated cuts on your miter saw and they're especially useful for attaching taller fences to your router table. Sold in pairs.