Carpenter's assistant

100mm variant:
- Total stem length: 200 mm
- Stem diameter: 17 mm
- Projection: 100 mm
- Suitable for standard holes: 19–22 mm
- Material: Forged steel
- Use: Manually fixing pieces of wood to a workbench

220mm variant:
- Stem length: 380 mm
- Stem diameter: 22 mm
- Projection: 200 mm
- Suitable for standard holes: 25 mm
- Material: Forged steel
- Use: Securing taller or thicker pieces to a workbench

The clamping is done by striking the head of the jack with the wooden mallet.

Securing pieces of wood for marking, sawing, drilling or fitting.
Maintenance of vertical or inclined parts during delicate operations.
In carpentry, cabinetmaking or DIY workshops, to secure parts without complex mechanical tightening.

Instructions for use:
- Choose the correct size of workbench based on the thickness of the piece to be held and the size of the holes in the workbench.
- Use a wooden or rubber mallet to drive the jack in without damaging its surface.
- Before pushing it in completely, position the piece firmly against an edge or a cheek to prevent any movement.
- After use, clean the valet to remove shavings or metal dust.

Woodworking clamps are clamping accessories designed to be inserted into standard holes in the workbench top to secure pieces of wood during work. Their purpose is to hold the wood firmly during marking, fitting, sanding, drilling, or any operation requiring high workpiece stability.
The clamping is done by striking the head of the vise with a wooden mallet, which drives the rod into the workbench hole while applying lateral pressure to the workpiece, locking it against a cheek or edge.

Made from forged steel, these valets withstand repeated shocks and offer significant durability in regular workshop use.

The main difference between the variants lies in the length of the stem and the projection, which allows you to choose the appropriate clamp depending on the thickness of the piece to be held or the space available on the bench.