🔧 ACEgoes Track Router for Woodworking and Metalworking Review

. They work great on my Genmitsu 3018pro CNC. The T-bolts fit snugly into slots in the aluminum plow board, and the body rotates to adjust the part's height. Very durable and easy to use. I expect to use those 10 years. Recommended

I bought these clamps to use with a Shapeoko 4 CNC router. These are well built clamps. The part that fits in the track is too small for my tracks. It's 1/2 inch by 9/16 inch. I can mount it if I tighten it if I clamp it in the edge otherwise it will rotate when I tighten it.

I have several chains of different sizes in my workshop. They don't work with my CNC/laser machine - they just twist round and round when you try to tighten them. They don't work in full size/wide lanes. They work on smaller/narrow lanes. Base 13/32"x5/8". So if the ID on the inside of the rail is more than 5/8" wide, they won't work. With the right track, they work great.

As my name suggests these are very nicely made mini clamps. The T-bolt springs are a nice touch that saves you from fumbling, and not all clamps have these. OTOH, those springs aren't long enough to provide pressure when the clamp knob is more than halfway out, hence my one-star penalty. If you use these clips a lot with thicker material, you can try stretching the springs by taking them out and spreading the ends, or maybe find longer springs.

These T-Bar Mini Clamps are a good alternative to the many different clamps that work on a single edged blade. I'm seriously considering the mobile base station which has two router bits on top and serves as a large support for feeding 4x8 ply boards into the table saw to add extra T-rails. It can also be used as a gluing station by simply placing a sheet of plastic on top. I don't have a traditional dog hole woodworking machine and I use my very large output table for many purposes. When you…

These swing clamps work better than traditional angle clamps which do not have hanging bushings and brass hinges. They have a much more positive clamping force than the typical bent aluminum pieces I'm used to from T-clamps. They don't need to be adjusted further if your bolt is slightly crooked to the direction of the clamp force, as the pivot bushings will correct some of that. Two parts won't be enough now that I've found a slight advantage in tuning. speed with these. I have a small problem