safe tablesaw saw cuts

Safe, accurate cuts on table saw, jointer, and router table. Avoid finger amputations and kickback while ripping plywood, thin pieces, and long boards. osha safe guard

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• table
• saw
• kickback
• safety
• woodworking
• rip-wood
• cut
• thin
• plywood
• stop
• fence
• featherboard
• hold
• down
• feeder
• feather
• board
• how-to
• sub
• clamp
• splitter
• smooth

[woodentoolcompany]

These look like they are awesome. Where can u get them?  They pull the stock toward the fence?

[boughttheticket]

@woodentoolcompany

The sandpaper covered roller drums are angled toward the fence. When you push forward, the wood goes to the fence with about 10 pounds side force for each rollerguide.

[woodentoolcompany]

@boughttheticket Really reminds me of my homemade tablesaw feeder. Thats what I did. Angled the wheels toward the fence. Only difference is I put a motor on it! Awesome looking tool though.

[boughttheticket]

@woodentoolcompany

Thanks- Lots of design time has gone into these, and 20 years of using them at the woodworking shows led me to many improvements. Nothing like using a product to find it's weak points so you can make it better.

[LikeYesterdaysTuesda]

except cutting veneers on a table saw is about as cost efficient as buying cheesy weekend warrior gimmicks.

[boughttheticket]

@LikeYesterdaysTuesda

Cutting veneers up to 5" wide on a tablesaw is faster than on a band saw and they come out almost planed. No band saw, no problem. Use a thin kerf blade (down to .62 available) to save lumber. Why plane and sand down a lousy bandsaw cut when a tablesaw does a better job?

[boughttheticket]

@LikeYesterdaysTuesda

I don't expect the surface you get from a thickness sander (they don't cut a board very fast.) What you do get is a cut as good as your blade will cut, the entire length of the cut.. That is why power feeders are used on shapers. These are a feeder for tablesaws- that set up in 3 seconds.

The cuts are much better than any bandsaw cut I have ever seen especially up to 2.5" high.

[buywoodworkingplans]

Nice.... Clear and simple to follow...

[billllyh]

I've been building roller jigs like this for 20 years, but, youre is much more complete. Very good, the only drawback is the need for a steel fence. But, it's still a great completion of the perfect featherboard! Well Done!

[MrLeonard55]

Where can you get them?

[odmcarp]

@boughttheticket That's awesome. It make for an accurate cut, and it's really safe.