Squeeze the handles and the jaws will automatically adjust to fit your workpiece. Press the lever to release.

Turn or flip a handle to secure or release your material—no tools required. These clamps are easier to set up than other hold-down clamps, so they’re good for frequently swapping fixtures or using multiple clamps at once. Also known as swing clamps, they have a rotating clamping arm that can be moved out of the way when the clamp is not engaged.

Adjustable handles turn left and right to clamp and release. After engaging the clamp, you can pull the handle straight up to move it out of the way. You'll feel the handle disengage—that means you can rotate it freely while maintaining your clamp.

Cam handles flip down to clamp and up to release, so it’s easy to see if your material is secured.

Lever handles clamp with a turn to the left or the right.

Cut T-tracks into wood to create your own router jigs, assembly tables, and other woodworking fixtures. These kits come with a router bit to cut tracks and a setup gauge to ensure the bit cuts at the correct depth. They also come with clamps that are sized to fit the tracks. Cut tracks in the pattern you need, then slide the clamps into the tracks to hold workpieces.