This unique, work holding, WOLF BENCH PAW's™ open pad design allows dust to fall through and between the toes of the micro-textured traction surfaces, reducing dust build-up and maintaining a powerful grip. When we were designing this bench pad, we asked the question, "What in nature does what we wish to do?" Our canine neighbors in our home state provided the answer.

We guarantee you will be pleased with the way these pads grip your workpiece. In our testing we found the WOLF BENCH PAW's™ static coefficient of friction to be quite high at about 1.2. A coefficient over 1.0 means the friction force exceeds the work piece's weight.

They also are designed to let you insert a 3/8" dowel pin in the center hole of the pads to support your work piece for easier finishing. The pad can also be attached to you bench by a wood screw directly to your work surface if desired, and are easily cleaned by wiping with a moist rag.

One of our team members reported that his wife took his BENCH PAWs^™ to use under her cutting board. So, we've added a price break for 2 or more sets.

Ideal for a multitude of uses such as finishing, sanding, routing, sawing and more.

Saves finishing time by allowing both sides to be stained or oiled in one application.

Prevents damage from clamps and usually prevents them even from being in the way.

Handy, built-in storage compartment in the base of each pad for a dowel and screw.

Set includes four paws, (4) unsharpened dowel pins and (4) woodscrews.

Patent pending.

Made in Wyoming.

How Our Bench Paws Are Built The pad base is first injected molded from polypropylene. In the second process, the molten elastomer for the pad flows by way of "runners" on the reverse side of the bench paw and passes through carefully located passage holes to form the individual pads seen on the face. The mold cavities forming the tightly-bonded pads are micro-textured to enhance the pads' friction.

What Our Customers Say
"I had a set of Rockler bench cookies but yours are bigger and have more features. They hold really good and I like the gaps between the grip areas and the screw hole. -D.B. Alameda, NM"

"I can actually find them if I drop them. I also have Rockler cookies but the wolf paws are more stable. The Rockler cookies tend to slide around. -W.H. Fort Worth, TX"

"A true southerner who said - 'For the application I'm using them for, they're better than grits.' I could not believe how good they grip. -H.B. Albuquerque, NM"

"They're a great product and grip great as long as they're clean. I just wish I had gotten a second set. I use them for sanding and hand planing. -J.D. Laurel, MT"

"Works as advertised, better than competitor's puck shaped version. -D.S. Mebane, NC"

"Love them for trimming edgebanding. The shape allows it to get closer to the edge more stable. -M.J. Chapel Hill, NC"