The Original Power Hands Safety Push Stick For Router Table Saw Made in the USA

The Original Power Hands Safety Push Stick For Router Table Saw Made in the USA

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A WOODWORKER’S SAFETY PUSH STICK- Works on a table saw thanks to the Flat Traction Tread at the bottom of the push stick (and also works The kit also comes with an interchangeable Triangular "V" Traction Tread for use on a router table.

As a result of this, the pushstick sits flat on the board and grabs it with its friction pad. Despite the fact that the pushpin is hidden under the pushstick, the pushpin still manages to reach the end of the board. The pushpin automatically pops down and grabs the end of the board once it is near the end of the wood

SHAPERS AND RIPPERS - Use the interchangeable "V" Groove Traction Tread on router tables and rippers. As the V groove presses the wood against the fence and against the tabletop at the same time (which is essential for router tables and shapers), it prevents the wood dislodging from the fence. Keeping your hands safe and making sure that there is no chatter during the cutting process. are completely relaxed and confident in your safety and technique, even though you have no anxiety whatsoever.

A full four inches are kept above the blade while using your hand. The distance between your hand and your hand is what makes it feel safe! As long as the body of the push stick is still attached, your hand will not be dragged downward into the blade in the event your sleeve is grabbed by the saw. You cannot hurt your sawblade by accident with this push stick, since the material WILL not harm it if We made the pushstick out of a BRIGHT ORANGE safety color, so you can quickly locate it and remember to use it.

A WOODWORKER'S SAFETY PUSH STICK can be used on a tablesaw for cutting short pieces of wood safely. Try pushing short pieces of wood a few times before getting anxious about any possibility of the wood jamming or getting loose. When you use the push stick, the wood sits snug against the fence and against the tablesaw surface as it is pushed.