🔲 Milescraft 1600 TriGrips: Triangle Bench Cookie Work Grippers for Woodworking, Painting, Raising, and Leveling - 4-pack Review

I've only used these grips on one painting (sculpting) project before but they worked great. They held the tree although I used the top of the triangle to secure the tree. I intend to use them more in the future. Recommend this product.

I've used them a number of times in my workshop over the past few months. They hold my workpieces very well when milling and grinding. I'm very happy with it so far and will be ordering another set right away.

I usually use plastic paint pads and a non-slip sanding mat when I paint. I bought 2 sets so I no longer need them. They are sturdy and hold the pieces in place and when lifted they have great points to keep the pieces breathing. They're a bit heavy, which is also great.

I paint kitchen cabinets from 35 year old oak. When I try to sand a cabinet door on my workbench, it keeps moving. I've tried holding it with my other hand but it still moves across the semi-smooth work surface. Triangle Bench cookie handles keep the cabinet door from moving while I sand it with an electric hand sander. Rubber feet securely fix the worktop and cabinet top. This allows me to grind with both hands. This is important if you need to sand your kitchen cabinet doors before painting…

The biggest problem with them (as others have said) is that they are too narrow and fall off. I used them once in the prescribed shape to support a flat 11x16 piece of wood so I could apply the varnish. They fell over at the first stroke of the brush! Luckily, I managed to catch the piece before it tipped over and fell to the ground in sawdust. If you lay them flat, they work perfectly and don't move. For this reason I gave two stars instead of one. This is one of the points where the phrase…