Tools & Materials
Bench Dog - Push-Loc Push Stick
Bench Dog's off-set handle push stick is designed easy clearance when ripping on the tablesaw
Jul 01, 2006
The Push-Loc push stick from Bench Dog Tools has an offset handle and a narrow profile, so it’s ideal for ripping narrow stock on a tablesaw fitted with a blade guard. It features a nonslip rubberized bottom edge, and it comes with a docking station in which you can store pencils and a
tape measure. It sells for $16 to $20 at woodworking Web sites.
William Duckworth is a contributing editor.
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Push stick against rip fence as well as forward when advancing stock.
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