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Bench Dogs

Definition of Bench Dogs:
Bench dogs are used to hold a piece of stock in position while sanding or machining. They are typically made of wood or steel and fit into a hole in a work bench. Bench dogs are ideal since they work without having to clamp or nail a piece of stock to hold it from moving.

Rockler Bench Dogs

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Bench dogs are an inexpensive solution for holding stock in place for belt sanding, hand planing and securing other objects.
Ideal for all workbenches that have 3/4'' dia. Holes.

Available through Rockler.com

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