Product review

What you get: four bench dog pucks, four finishing cones, four 1/4"-20 T-bolts with 3/4" heads and four 1/4"-20 T-bolts with 5/8" heads (eight T-bolts total).

Construction and sizing: Each puck has a rubberized top and rubber base to grip both your workpiece and the bench surface without marring. The pucks are sized to fit 3/4" bench dog holes and also serve as stops in T-tracks when used with the included T-bolts. The package supplies both standard 3/4" head and smaller 5/8" head T-bolts for compatibility with universal, double-cut and mini T-track styles.

How it’s used: These pucks act as non-slip supports and can be stacked to raise stock for clearance during routing, sanding, finishing or painting. Use the cones to create point contact for indexing or to elevate irregular shapes, or install a T-bolt to lock a puck into a track. They work alone on a benchtop dog hole or paired with the supplied bolts for T-track setups.

Practical benefits: The rubberized surfaces help prevent scratches and reduce movement while you sand, plane, carve, paint or assemble. The components are designed to be multi-functional — removable T-bolts let you switch between free-standing stops and track-mounted anchors as your project requires.

Package contents recap:
- 4 bench dog pucks
- 4 bench and finishing cones
- 8 T-bolts (4 x 1/4"-20 with 3/4" head, 4 x 1/4"-20 with 5/8" head)

Manufacturer note: Made for general woodworking and finishing tasks, this kit is intended to improve workholding options in small shops and hobby setups.

Pros

Non-marring rubber surfaces
Includes two T-bolt head sizes for track compatibility
Stackable and multi-functional for many tasks

Cons

Rubber covering can peel with rough use
Pointed cones are bulky for tight spots
Lightweight pucks may shift under very light clamping

VerdictA handy set of rubber-topped pucks and cones that hold workpieces steady and lift them off the surface for clearance. They accept 3/4" dog holes or T-bolts (3/4" and 5/8" heads) and are useful for a wide range of shop tasks. Durability concerns around the rubber covering and bulk of the pointed cones are the main caveats, but overall they add versatility to a bench or track system.

Reviews

Joe Davis 5/5

Happy overall, minor wear

Works as described. Only drawback is the rubber can peel if dragged; also mine lacks the molded logo, but that's just cosmetic.
Torky 5/5

Versatile and track-friendly

Nice quality and I like that they mount in T-track. Great overall utility.
Jaime 4/5

They’re okay

Lightweight design means they can shift a little under light loads.
Steve 5/5

Excellent support

Extremely effective for holding pieces while working on them.
L Hunter 5/5

Surprised and satisfied

I hesitated at first but these did exactly what I needed. I'll pick up another set.
Harvey H. Willard 5/5

Firm grip for finishing

Used them for woodworking tasks—set them on the bench, put the stock on top, and nothing slid while sanding or painting.
Denny 3/5

Could use smaller tips

The pointed cones are too large for tight spots and will dent soft wood. Without the points these are very useful.
MTG 5/5

Handy for routers and staining

They serve well as stands for a palm router and as supports for applying stain.
Durand 5/5

Solid and effective

Sturdy, grippy and well made — good value and performs reliably.
George Crumbock 4/5

Useful despite fit issue

They helped me carry on with my projects, though they didn't fit my particular bridge setup.
alan12 4/5

Very useful

Works well for general support and spacing in the shop.
David J. Higgins 2/5

Disappointing build quality

Feels cheap and lacks the solidity I expected.