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

These little guys are a welcome addition to my shop. I've been using thse about a year, and have a few comments.They are very durable, and perform all expected duties very well. I, peronally, have never needed to use the pointy tips on one corner for aything, but I know there are plenty of people out ther that would need that. I have a set of these and a set of Bench Cookies, and I can't really say which one is better. As long as you wipe them with a damp cloth at then of the woodworking day, they'll be very close to equally slip-resistent and useful.And by comparison, the price is obviously a bonus.

Great blocks and a lot cheaper than some competitors that I won't mention. They hold up very well. A great deal at these prices.

This is a GREAT product at a GREAT price.I now have 3x sets of these grippers, I prefer them to the other options from Rockler and Kreg. They work extremely well to hold small and large pieces for sanding and finishing, the point end works well for paint. The price is also fantastic, as they cost much less than other options with no real downside.

Pretty darn good at doing what it’s suppose to do. Lighter objects will still require clamping. Larger products may require more than 4 BUT I thought they worked well. Well made. Rubber grippers do a good job.

I wasn’t expecting much from these, but they’ve seriously improved my workflow. They grip tight, keep pieces steady, and are perfect for sanding or routing without clamps. I bought three sets and don’t regret it. Just rinse the rubber surface occasionally to keep the grip strong.

These things are the heat! They hold your workpiece in place while routing, sanding, etc. If you don't want to go the foam insulation route for breaking down sheet goods, you can use these, like I do, to raise the sheet off the floor while you cut it with a circular saw. I also like the fact that the points are an integral part, unlike the Rockler and Powertec cookies that have the screw in points you can lose. And at half the price you get way more bang for your buck.

These work as advertised, very simple design and very good at what they are built for. I am extremely happy with my purchase and find many uses for them.

Well made and durable.