Fixture Builder - 3/4" System

Fireball ToolSKU: FA75-FXB-BDK

Price:
Sale price$398 USD
3/4" table system

Fixture Builder

Two square, vertical fixtures plus the clamps to hold your parts on them.

290° fixtures
4Clamps
3/4"Table holes
2"Grid travel
1,000 lbMax clamp force

What's in the set

Two risers, two tooth blocks and two kinds of clamps.

Double Row 3.5 x 4 inch Riser Block, 3/4 inch system
The upright

Double Row Riser Block

Type
Riser block
Size
3.5" x 4"
Mounts
On tooth block
Pieces
2
Best for
Vertical parts
  • Outboard row stays open
  • Aux holes stack a 2nd riser
  • Side holes take square pins
Full riser listing →
5 inch Double Row Short Tooth Block, 3/4 inch system
The base

Short Tooth Block

Type
Tooth block
Size
5" x 4" x 1"
Travel
2" grid travel
Pieces
2
Best for
Base for risers
  • Pins side by side, short block
  • Almost 3" clear behind
  • Fits 3.5" and 13" risers
Full tooth block listing →
Double 90 Gooseneck Clamp, 3/4 inch system
The tube clamp

Double 90 Gooseneck

Type
Tube clamp
Size
8"–10" capacity
Force
400–1,000 lb
Pieces
2
Best for
Round tube
  • Adjusts up/down and in/out
  • Top arm off for flat clamping
  • 9" throat, pivoting head
Full Gooseneck listing →
Quick Clamp 12 inch, 3/4 inch system
12"
Quick Clamp 8 inch, 3/4 inch system
8"
The hold-down

Quick Clamp

Type
Screw clamp
Size
8" and 12"
Force
1,000 lb
Pieces
2 (one each)
Best for
Holding down
  • Clamps on top or sides
  • 4.75" throat
  • Fits 3/4" holes
Full Quick Clamp listing →

One job, one set

How the set builds a square, vertical setup.

Gloved hands setting a Double Row Riser Block onto a Short Tooth BlockRiser + Tooth Block

Build the 90°

Riser slips onto the tooth block for a rigid 90°.

Two riser block fixtures holding a tube frame square at the cornerRiser + Tooth Block

Square the corner

Short blocks fit right into the inside corner.

Double 90 Gooseneck Clamp holding round tube on a fixture tableGooseneck

Clamp the tube

Gooseneck's pivoting head grips round tube.

Quick Clamp holding a steel beam down on a fixture tableQuick Clamp

Pin it down

Quick Clamp holds the part with 1,000 lb.

Gloved hands setting a Double Row Riser Block onto a Short Tooth BlockRiser + Tooth Block
Two riser block fixtures holding a tube frame square at the cornerRiser + Tooth Block
Double 90 Gooseneck Clamp holding round tube on a fixture tableGooseneck
Quick Clamp holding a steel beam down on a fixture tableQuick Clamp

One job, one set

How the set builds a square, vertical setup.

  1. 1

    Build the 90°

    Riser slips onto the tooth block for a rigid 90°.

  2. 2

    Square the corner

    Short blocks fit right into the inside corner.

  3. 3

    Clamp the tube

    Gooseneck's pivoting head grips round tube.

  4. 4

    Pin it down

    Quick Clamp holds the part with 1,000 lb.

Short Tooth Block and riser set on a 3/4 inch fixture table

Why double row

The pins sit side by side, so the block stays short.

  • Same 2" of grid travel
  • Almost 3" more room behind the block
  • Fixtures fit closer in inside corners
Double 90 Gooseneck Clamp, 3/4 inch system

Gooseneck, two ways

Set it up for the part you have.

  • Vertical: adjust up/down and in/out
  • Horizontal: remove the top arm, drop it in a table hole
  • Adjustment ring sits it lower while welding

In the box

  • 2Double Row 3.5" x 4" Riser Block (3/4" system)
  • 25" Double Row Short Tooth Block (3/4" system)
  • 2Double 90 Gooseneck Clamp (3/4" system)
  • 1Quick Clamp, 12" (3/4" system)
  • 1Quick Clamp, 8" (3/4" system)
Optional add-on · Sold separately

Double Row 13" x 4" Riser Block

Not included in this set. Fits the same Short Tooth Block. Swap to the tall riser when the job needs more height.

Shop the 13" riser → Double Row 13 x 4 inch Riser Block, 3/4 inch system

Quick answers

Will these fit my table?

They're for tables with 3/4" holes. Check your table system if you're not sure.

Can I use a taller riser?

Yes. The 13" x 4" Double Row Riser fits the same Short Tooth Block (sold separately).

Can the Gooseneck clamp flat parts?

Yes. Take off the top arm and drop the clamp straight into a table hole for horizontal clamping.

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