Review on Delmar Tools Patented Table Saw Push Block: Enhancing Safety and Ease in Narrow Rip Cuts, Reducing Kickback Risks by Matthew Baltimore

I was pleasantly surprised at the durability of this transformer push block, which is often difficult to achieve while balancing the other conflicting needs of light weight and the ability to make thin cuts. His bright orange color goes well with the precinct's correctional overalls and also helps make him stand out as he sits right in front of your face staring at you while you search for it and your brain's synapses aren't quite getting used to it yet to have . the shape you are looking for. When in use, it's very comfortable in the hand, but not so comfortable that you get sluggish and forget you're using a power tool, which can rob you of the ability to make the right gestures (that's gesturing). , with G's reaction) to TV politics, unless of course you use a sawstop saw, in which case you never have to give your grandson four. I used to lubricate the various contact points and threads with Superlube, my favorite thin film of silicone, which makes things slide much better, but I'd probably be better off using the wax paste you use on your saw table than any piece of silicone on one Wood project can give you nightmares later if things like glue and stain don't stick. Time will tell how durable it will be, but as long as you treat your tools with that degree of care and not like a teenager throwing a sprinkler across the yard, I think it should do an excellent job.