Trend 36-Inch Varijig Clamp Guide for Routers & Saws, VJS/CG/36

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• Overview
  Achieve precise cuts and grooves with the Trend 36-Inch Varijig Clamp Guide, designed for routers, saws, and jigsaws. This clamp guide features integral clamping jaws and a locking lever, ensuring a quick and secure attachment to your workpiece. Its aluminum extrusion design includes T-slots for easy adjustments and a reliable hold, making it ideal for holding and clamping various workpieces. Additionally, the built-in metric/imperial scale allows for accurate length settings and stop positions, enhancing your workflow. Experience the convenience and accuracy you need for your projects with this versatile clamp guide.

  For accurate guiding of router, saws and jigsaws.

  • Integral clamping jaws and a locking lever provide a quick way of clamping the guide batten.
  • Ideal for holding and clamping work pieces.
  • Aluminium extrusion incorporating T-slots.
  • The clamps are fitted with a metric/imperial scale for setting lengths and stop positions. Scale can be positioned by removing 3/4 inch of the self adhesive backing.
  • Three lengths of clamp available 24 inch, 36 inch and 50 inch.
  • Router not included.
  • Patent No. US7,007,731.

  Specifications

  • Max clamp length: 36 inches (915 mm)
  • Min clamp length: 1/2 inch (12.7 mm)

  Uses

  • Replacement guide for routers and saws
  • precise cutting
  • woodworking
  • clamping workpieces
  • quick adjustments
  • accurate grooves
  • aluminum extrusion
  • T-slots for secure hold
  • metric/imperial measurements
• Reviews
• Questions and Answers
• Manuals

  Download Safety Sheets PDF

• FAQ

  Several years ago I purchased a 36" Varijig Clamp guide. I never worked out how to clamp it in position. Regardless of the position of the clamping handle the movable clamp part remained loose and did not clamp at all?

  The secret to great clamping with the varijig is two leave the lever up almost vertical, bring the two ends of the clamp together against the work piece, push the clamp handle down once, so its flat, and again so the clamp handle is pointing down this will clamp the straight edge rigid.