Controlled Coping Cuts with an Iron Grip đź’Ş @WoodpeckersLLC
Controlled Coping Cuts with an Iron Grip đź’Ş  @WoodpeckersLLC
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
End-of-board routing needs support before, during, and after the cut.

Woodpeckers Iron-Grip Coping Sled guides off the router table fence instead of the miter slot, helping to keep the setup stable and secure as you make the cut.

The adjustable top plate captures the work against the rigid back fence, while the Iron-Grip clamp gives you two points of contact with one knob.

Use it for cope-and-stick door frames, tenons, bridle joints, half-laps, and other end-grain routing jobs where the work needs to stay secure all the way through the cut.

• Guides off the router table fence
• Iron-Grip clamp with two points of contact
• Adjustable top plate helps prevent rotation
• Sacrificial backers help control blow-out
• Machined and inspected in Strongsville, Ohio

Woodpeckers Iron-Grip Coping Sled.
Grip the workpiece. Control the cut.

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