Clamps & Accessories
Panel Glue-Up Clamps & Accessories
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Attach the notched bars to any length 1-1/2" x 1-3/4" board (a 2" x 4" board ripped in half) with provided screws, set clamp and turn handle to tighten ( on large pieces, we recommend one clamp every 18" for maximum clamping efficiency). The clamp has plastic pressure pads so you don't damage the edge of your stock. Build any length clamp with the tough plastic bars with 12 notches for maximum adjustability to handle a variety of stocks widths. The clamp can be adjusted for boards up to 6" in thickness. Features:
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Equal Clamping Pressure on all 4 Sides 
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As the old saying goes; “you can never have too many clamps” if you’re a woodworker. This holds especially true when it comes to achieving near seamless or tight fitting joinery. While using long bar clamps or pipe clamps to glue up panels will work, sometimes you may need a helping hand or “pinch” in certain cases to get the seem just right. Using pinch dogs to pull your or “pinch” the panel joint together is an old tried and true method that is still commonly used today.
Pinch DogsAs the old saying goes; “you can never have too many clamps” if you’re a woodworker. This holds especially true when it comes to achieving near seamless or tight fitting joinery. While using long bar clamps or pipe clamps to glue up panels will work, sometimes you may need a helping hand or “pinch” in certain cases to get the seem just right. Using pinch dogs to pull your or “pinch” the panel joint together is an old tried and true method that is still commonly used today. 
Lets keep em' togetherMany times when we want to hold two boards together we reach for large, cumbersome clamps. While clamps do work of course, there are times when the can be a little overkill. With the Fulton Pinch Dogs, you'll be able to simply tap a pinch dog over a seam between two boards and it will draw the two boards tightly together. You can also use pinch dogs in conjunction with clamps depending on the size of your project. 
Just a Few TapsWith just a few taps, you can have snuggly fit boards to form a panel. Once the glue on the panel is dry, remove the pinch dogs and cut off the ends to get rid of any blemishes. 
Textured Pinch DogsMany other pinch dog brands have a smooth surface. The Fulton Pinch dogs are textured and they are textured to help make sure that the pinch dog won't slip out once it is in the wood. Other brands tend to give and slip over time. 
You can never have to many pinch dogsThe old saying goes something like; " you can never have to many clamps". Well, the same goes for pinch dogs, which are essentially clamps in a way. The more you have, the more boards you can "clamp" together to form a large panel. 
WIDE FLAT TOP - TEXTURED SURFACE - TAPERED TEETHWe designed the pinch dog with a wide, flat top to offer more of striking surface when tapping it in. The textured surface help keep the pinch dog from sliding or slipping out of the wood once it is tapped in. Each pinch dog has two tapered teeth. The taper is on the inside of the pinch dog teeth. As you're tapping the pinch dog into the wood the tapered teeth draw the two sides toward the center of the pinch dog. This helps create a nice tight seam. 
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California Residents:
WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov. |
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