GRR-Ripper

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2004393/8909/Micro-Jig-GRRRipper-S...

I saw this tool in operation and after all the years that I have been exposed to the table saw dangers this product impressed me the most. I think it would be of benifit for all of us to watch this in operation and it is reasonable in price as well. Much better than any push stick or kick back devices I have used

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Comment by Jay Boutwell on April 26, 2011 at 10:23am: Kerry, this is good to know. I was impressed with how they worked on the saw and I didn't have the opportunity to use it very long. However I did feel comfortable pushing the lumber through. I plan on getting a better idea of how they work as I will be laying out a few coins to own one. I value my fingers more than the few dollars they cost. It is great to have a good saw and a good sharp blade, some safety glasses and an accurate fence but this extra bit of insurance against an accident is worth more than money. It is the first method I have seen where the wood on both the fence side and the off fall is controlled on the table. Thanks for your thoughts on this.

Comment by Kerry Drake on April 26, 2011 at 9:00am: I have a pair of Grippers and they are the best things EVER (well maybe not EVER but pretty close).

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