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All in One Clamp U-99 99-Inch Ultra Wide Grip Clamp with Double T-Track | 
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| Brand: E. Emerson Tool Co
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $132.99
Buy New: $89.99
You Save: $43.00 (32%)
New (3) from $89.99
Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 506
Media: Tools & Hardware
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 10.5
Dimensions (in): 108 x 6.1 x 1.9
MPN: U99
Model: U99.5
UPC: 894837000087
EAN: 0894837000070
ASIN: B0000DYV3W
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | T-track accepts a variety of accessories stops, router plates, Saw plates | | • | Router, saw plates and stop blocks fit all of the clamps | | • | T-track profile matches on all the clamps so guide plates and stops will fit on all your clamps | | • | Jaws holes accept accessories:tall jaws wide jaws story sticks | | • | Wide aluminum jaws protect soft surfaces |
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Product Description
THE ALL NEW UPDATED CONTRACTOR WIDE 99" ALL IN ONE CLAMP
Amazon.com Product Description
The E. Emerson Tool Company U99.5 99-1/2-Inch Ultra Wide Grip Clamp adds extra width for superior rigidity and two T-tracks for attaching a wide range of accessories, including stops, router plates, and saw plates. Wide aluminum jaws protect soft surfaces from wear, and the jaw holes allow you to insert tall jaws, wide jaws, and story sticks. Its 8-foot length accommodates standard sheeting, helping make this the most durable, most robust clamp you can buy.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 8 more reviews...
 Great Clamp for marking or cutting sheet goods December 13, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I own these clamps in all of the sizes offered. I've never had a problem with the clamping mechanism like some have stated. Keeping the locking rails clean via compressed air or at the least, brushing the rails off with a shop bench brush works quite fine. The U99 is the most used in the shop for cutting plywood and marking up long stock. The shorter clamp rails make excellent router and saw guides as well. After owning these for over a year, I would highly recommend them. Unfortunately, my neighbors love them too!
Great product July 16, 2008
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I am a general contractor and do many of the smaller jobs as well. I have owned a competitor's 48" brand for years and love using it on the bottom of doors for a straight cut. I had been looking for an 8'version so I could use it to rip down the width of doors plus plywood accurately. When I ran across this, I was excited and purchased it immediately. I have used it on several applications and I can tell you it is worth it's weight in gold. I must say that there is a slight glitch in it's use but once you understand it, it is not a problem. The slight glitch is that sometimes you have to "reset" the locking mechanism with your finger to re-establish the locking ability. Once you figure this out, it's not a problem. I mention this for two reasons, first to save you the frustration you will feel when you think it's not holding properly. Perhaps this is a design flaw because my name brand 48" does not have this issue. Secondly, I noticed that the only "1" star rating so far on this product mentions this complaint. Even with the need to snap the locking pin in place from time to time, I am so pleased with what this guide does for me. It is well worth the cost because it does get the job done. I just wish they would offer a case to hold it for storage. Hope this helps....
 Item Will Arrive Damaged, Customer Service Will Be Of No Help, And Amazon Will Charge You, But You Will Have No Clamp May 10, 2008
5 out of 13 found this review helpful
I this item, even though I was warned that it might arrive damaged in shipment. I figured that it was just a few random customers who received their clamps damaged by UPS. However, as predicted mine clamp arrived after having been used as a ramp, brace, etc. by UPS bent in half and the clamping mechanisms crushed on the ends. UPS claimed it as damaged and took it back, but I have heard nothing about it for about three weeks. Amazon customer service was of no help, and quite rude about me daring to imply that they were responsible for bad packaging and possibly using the poorest carrier on the planet. I wish I could actually rate the product itself, but I can't seem to get this problem corrected by either UPS or Amazon, so I don't have a clamp to rate, just a bill from my credit card company. No wonder amazon is so rich, they charge you for things that you never receive or receive in unusable condition. I am very angry, and needed to let people know that if you want this clamp, arrange to have yourself or a friend pick it up from the amazon warehouse --shipping it on UPS, which is the only way Amazon will ship, is a waste of time and money --and not worth the frustration of not being able to finish a job, because it takes these two companies so long to resolve "problems".
All In One Clamp 99 May 3, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Well worth the money if you cutting full sheets of plywood...saved me a lot of re-sawing...great product!
Works Well, But... April 11, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
The aluminum had some slight dings from shipping. Not serious, but I needed to scrape them smooth.
The adjustable clamp is oddly not intuitive and did not seem to work the first time I tried the product. But I flipped the rail over and it was obvious how to set or release the clamp. Once I had it snugged against the far end of a sheet of 4 by 8 birch ply, the locking (fixed) end clamp did the job.
Works and works well and the 99" length makes the last bit of a cut easier to keep straight.
I also bought the option saw base-- can't use it. It is too small for many of the newer pro-style saws, has the holes in useless places and the worst instructions I've seen in quite awhile. They show the saw installed for use with motor side away from the part the rides the rail: that is as if the saw guide was to be used to the right of the cut. The very tiny photo shows the plate installed so that the guide rail is to the left of the cut. In either case the right side of my saw base would be almost at the edge of the plastic base, leaving no room for screws. The instructions tell you that if you have to custom drill holes that they should be counter sunk on the bottom of the saw base, but the ones that are pre-drilled are counter sunk on the top side. Who knows.
Anyway the reviewers who complain about the clamps probably did not take the extra time to figure out how to "lock" the adjustable clamp before tightening the fixed clamp. Good product --but no instructions are by definition not good instructions.
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