Woodpeckers CP-24 Clamp-pal 12-Piece Set

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• Overview
  Woodpckers new Clamp-Pals protect your projects from glue contact stains and dents from rough clamping heads at the same time. The resilient injection-molded right-angle pads keep your workpiece isolated from both the bar and the clamp head. Clamp-Pals work with 1/2" and 3/4" pipe clamps as well as parallel jaw clamps. Just drop Clamp-Pals on the edge of your stock and clamp with confidence. Clamp-Pals protect your project in three ways. They provide a barrier between your workpiece and the pipe or bar…so no rust, scale, or mill varnish can stain it. The opposing side provides a smooth clamping surface that won't deform the wood like a cast iron clamp head can. And, the hollow recess in the corner of each Clamp-Pal prevents damage to delicate miters and carefully machined edges

  Works with Almost All Parallel Jaw and Pipe Clamps

  Best of all, Clamp-Pals work with most clamps.  The square corner of a Clamp-Pal registers on the corner of your work. It doesn't attach to the clamp so it doesn't matter whether it's a 60-year-old hand-me-down pipe clamp or a brand-new parallel jaw clamp, the Clamp-Pal is going to fit, prevent staining and distribute the clamping pressure evenly.

  Injection-molded Clamp-Pals protect your wood from unsightly glue stains and crushed fibers by preventing your project from touching either the pipe or the clamp head. Clamp-Pals work with both 1/2 " and 3/4" pipe clamps, with a different radius molded into each side. The inside corner has a relief cut to protect mitered joints. They also work with most types of bar and parallel jaw clamps.

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  WARNING: Drilling, sawing, sanding or machining wood products can expose you to wood dust