🔧 Enhance Your Woodworking Safety: GRR-RIPPER 3D Pushblock for Table Saws, Router Tables, Band Saws, and Jointers by MICROJIG Review

upgrade had to buy another, I really liked it. Let's face it because it's very expensive. That being said, a stop saw can cost thousands of dollars and is the next best thing. I have never felt more confident when using one of the most dangerous tools in the workshop, the table saw. Look at the picture, you can cut 1/4 x 1/4 inch toothpick. No other pusher in the world could do that. I bought a 1/8" foot nozzle. It's amazing how well this works! If this review helps a person save a finger, it's

Product arrived without grip nut, I contacted customer service via email and they just ignored me. I ended up going out and buying a nut at a local hardware store, which is a joke considering the price of this thing. generally feeling secure, he puts your hand right on the router and you have to push down with a lot of pressure, which I would call a lot of pressure, to get it to grab hold. I've tried it out in a few different router activities and now it sits unused on my shelf as I figured out

I am working on making veneer for my wall. This looked like a good way to prevent finger clipping when using a band saw. I gave this product 3 stars because I still have fingers that seem worth at least 3 stars to me. I gave two stars because it wasn't worth the crazy money I paid for it. I ended up returning the product because I could just put some gum on a block of wood and get the same result. I got more and more frustrated using this product because the grip on the rubber weakened as I…

This item is so basic it doesn't seem worth the price but I can report that this is definitely one of those cases where you can trust the reviews. It's hard to fully appreciate it without holding it in your hands, and I remained completely skeptical until the first cut when I realized...hey. It's not just a recycled pen. This is a cutting attachment with built in safety features. The price is high and I was skeptical but the value is there. Not only does it replace the blade guard, pen board…

Context: I am an experienced woodworker and use this product with a full size 10" circular saw, typically on furniture and joinery not cigar boxes or Extensive advertising for this product. Claims to be a thrust block for all operations on a table saw (and other woodworking machines). Pros: Good construction. Sturdy plastic, no sharp edges, etc. Works great with small pieces of wood <18" long and <3" wide Cons: Expensive for what it is and you'll keep gouging with every "extra" that…