
Expandable Dogs 2 Pack: A Firm, Adjustable Hold for Every Fixture
Keeping your fixtures locked down while you work makes all the difference to your accuracy and safety. Bow Products Expandable Dogs give you a powerful, adjustable hold in your ¾" (19–20mm) dog holes, so your jigs, stops and accessories stay exactly where you put them. This handy 2-pack means you have a matched pair ready to go the moment your next project calls for it.
The clever part is the symmetric expansion design. As you tighten each dog from the tabletop using its ergonomic Bow knob, the body expands evenly to grip the walls of the hole with steady, balanced pressure. You get a deep, secure grip in holes ¼" or deeper, and because the control sits on top, adjusting your setup stays quick and fuss-free. Made from high-strength glass-filled nylon, these dogs are built to take repeated use without letting you down.
Key Features
- Exclusive hold-down power: Expands inside the hole to lock your fixtures firmly in place for a rock-solid setup.
- Universal fit: Works with standard ¾" (19–20mm) dog holes, so they suit most benches and jigs.
- Deep, secure grip: Holds tight in holes ¼" or deeper, giving you dependable clamping across different setups.
- Symmetric expansion design: Applies even pressure all round for stable, balanced clamping every time.
- Top-mounted control: Secure and release from the tabletop using the low-profile, ergonomic Bow knobs.
Main Applications
- Locking down jigs, fences and stops on your workbench for accurate, repeatable results.
- Securing workpieces during routing, sanding or assembly where movement would spoil your finish.
- Holding fixtures steady on MFT-style tables and benches fitted with ¾" dog holes.
- Setting up quick, adjustable clamping stations that you can reconfigure in seconds.
- Pairing with standard ¼-20 T-Bolts (not included) for flexible bench accessory mounting.
Set up faster and clamp with confidence. Add the Expandable Dogs 2 Pack to your cart today and keep every fixture firmly in place.
Prices may vary. Printed on July 28, 2026.