Massca Aluminum Track Saw Clamp Inches Review

Never used this brand so didn't know what to expect. First impressions, this clip is pretty well done. The workmanship is good and I can't find any flaws in the design. He is healthy and strong. It works exactly as it's supposed to. You say it's possible to work with one hand, but I don't see how that's possible since you have to press the clamp firmly against the workpiece and then snap it in with your other hand. Although I think you could do it with one hand once you get used to the clamp. I

Very nice, high-quality clip. It's made in Taiwan, not China, which makes a big difference in my experience. The design, materials and build quality are top notch, I would say world class, I would compare it to anything I've seen made in the US, Germany or Japan. The fixed end is designed to slide into a T-slot, e.g. B. on a chainsaw or various other tools and jigs that can be purchased separately from manufacturers like Kreg to customize custom jigs or whatever else you have. The shank…

I have another Massca universal clamp with an almost identical clamp/ratchet mechanism. I like this clamp very much. Tons of holding power. This clamp is the same except the fixed end is designed to fit into a slot on a rail saw or pocket hole gauge. I was hoping this would work on my Kreg pocket hole gauge but it doesn't. However, I have already found multiple uses for this clamp with various homemade jigs and jigs in my shop. A complaint. The metal rod at the fixed end bent quite a bit right…