Milescraft 1600 TriGrips - Triangle Bench Cookie Work Grippers, for Woodworki...

Saw these being used on an American woodworking video so was chuffed to see them for sale in the UK. These are brilliant little gizmos that enabled me to use a makita palm router to finish the edge of a small oak shield with no other fixings or clamps. I was a little scared at first that these wouldn't hold the wood steady but they worked like a charm with no shifting or slipping whatsoever. I haven't yet had the opportunity to use the points on them to support something I am painting or varnishing but I like that they have that added function.

These bench cookies are great. Placing wood on top for sanding stops item moving around and on end are great for painting or as i do applying finish to wood. Should have got sooner.Reasonable value for money and there are others that cost a lot more.So impressed with these Milescraft Trigrips, i am going to get some more. Plus try a few other items i need made by them.

Ideal workbench cookies, been using for a couple of months now and they are holding up really well. Very pleased with this purchase.

Very good triangular cookies that grip well to workpiece and table or tiled floor, allowing for free hands when painting or sanding ( I have yet to try them for routing). They have a good weight and solidity in use, and the triangular shape allows for the inclusion of a sizeable plastic spike to support pieces while painting.The minor cavil that I would have is that while the larger- surfaced pads on the upper and lower surfaces of the triangles grip very well when laid flat, the thinner pad that is opposite to the spike is less effective, presumably due to it having a smaller surface area. Greater care has to be exercised when arranging the positioning of the spikes and the orientation of the cookies when painting using the spikes so they do not accidentally topple.This is my first experience of using cookies for DIY, but I have not been disappointed and I would buy them again.

I have been making some furniture (as a DIYer, not professional).. I wanted to spray paint some parts so needed something to raise the part off the floor. These worked really well. Not so stable when the pointed ends are upward and you need to be careful not to knock the piece as it is easy to topples easily. I used the rubber flat sides for what I needed. I also found they were useful when sanding surfaces as the grip the face well and keeps the component in place. I now have 2sets and would recommend.

As described and perfect for gripping a bit of elevated wood to paint

These don't slip or slide, stable and the painters points are a bonus.

Excellent for raising the piece you are working on to avoid scratches whilst sanding.