Customer Reviews

These are great, but as I noted on the 4" sliding stops the hole on the end was distorted and I had to ream out. I then had to square up the front side so that it is square.
These are great with the 1/2" ball pin locks to help set up, be able to move and adjust as a stop and then lock down easily by hand. I had to ream out and square up all 12 of my sliding stops, not 8 as I previously stated. I am slowly filing down the bulge that is created at the crease/bend by the brake. I am doing this so that I have a true flat square plane. Thats just me fine tuning my equipment to my needs.
But I think for the cost and overall order I should not have to ream out all 12 of the 16mm holes.

I like these, I find they dont move the work when setting up like the ratchet clamps do for me. They need to be 1/2' shorter or make your drawers 1/2" deeper so that they can fit in there front to back. To get them to fit into your drawers now I have to lay at an angle which takes up too much wasted space. I discussed this on earlier review.
Also shown on photos I have already submitted.

These are great, nice and useful. easy to adjust and clamp something down and also be able to reach/bend over to get to something behind it. Cant do that with a 300mm clamp post :). And when doing repetitive work these are great as you do not need to adjust to clamp back down. I like the adjusting screw in the back like a vise grip. I have seen some other versions out there with a crank handle, which I would think would get in the way. I have not used any of those yet, but like the use/design of the line you cary.
I will be getting some more of these down the road!

Glad I have, but have not needed to use yet except when all my 1/2 ball pin locks are used on your other tooling. If I need to build a custom gig down the road Im sure Ill be glad I have.

Love these, glad I ordered 2-2 drawers! Its nice to have set up tooling, clamps and table needs right under it, I dont have to go walking around shop to set up. Its great that they are moveable if needed. Well built and solid. A cabinet maker and designer was impressed by the build of them.
Just make drawers 1/2" deeper so that you can store all the 300mm clamps straight into them and maximize storage! The way they are now, I can not store the 16 300mm clamps that I have in 2 drawers. I have to put the extras on the shelf under the table until I cut 1/2 off the tops of them to be able to fit into the drawers. So I have an ugly pile of tooling not being protected and exposed to grit and debris under table until I can cut them all down.

Have not used these, don't know if I will. I use the ball pin locks for clamping everything down. I guess good to have for future needs, but I don't see using these in the near future. I never know what is going to come in my door, so we will see what happens with these down the road.

John suggested these for placing under metal stock to get some distance off of table with tack welding/ welding. On smaller stock, the 1" tube stock I am currently working with would wobble under these, I could not get one puck under 2 pieces I waned to join flat & square as it was too small and the sock would find the grove when tightening down. This is also where I found the ratchet clamps to pull the stock to the side as you tightened it. I realize these are to go on the T-clamps, and when I do some round stock I will be glad I have these. It was a good idea, but not that efficient. I had some spare 1/2" brass stock and cut these down to be my "backing spacers"

I love these for stops and being able to adjust and tighten down into place. But the 1hole on the end is distorted so that I can not get a ball lock pin into it. This was the first email I sent to John on 6/6/24. I speculated the hole was cut first and then the whole piece is put into a break and bent and when this happens it distorts the hole. I was able to clamp and center in my bridgeport and chase with a 16mm reamer. I then had to square up the front side as it was not square to the work. I milled down the front and then cleaned up with had file to make square. I had to do this to all 8 of my sliding stops. I am also having to file down the "bulge" created at the bend/crease so that I can have a complete flat side on vertical and horizontal sides of the sliding clamps to be able to use as a squared flat stop,
This is me fine tuning the tooling for my use/purpose and getting to know my tooling. Not that you should, but the hole should definitely be reamed out to fit the 16mm tooling you sell to go with this table.

Love these, use these all the time to help square the build up, especially with the ball pin locks, Awesome! I had to clean up a few little tabs from laser cutter as they stick out just enough to throw the square off. But I don't mind doing this because Im getting to know the tooling and moving forward I will know they are all smooth and squared up.
I will definitely be getting some more of these.