Lots of designs can be found on the internet for them, such as here. I had a reciprocating saw break on me and I saved the handle to make my own. Below are pictures of it. I had some 1" pressed board and made it out of it. One thing very nice is that it allows me to have 16" of wood pushing down on the piece I am cutting. In addition, the my hand is unlikely to slip from the large handle.
Tuesday, April 2, 2013
My push block
Push sticks such as this are not as safe as push blocks such as this
when feeding wood into a table saw. The main reason being that the
longer push blocks allow for downward force along the wood and provides
for less chance to slip than a stick.
Lots of designs can be found on the internet for them, such as here. I had a reciprocating saw break on me and I saved the handle to make my own. Below are pictures of it. I had some 1" pressed board and made it out of it. One thing very nice is that it allows me to have 16" of wood pushing down on the piece I am cutting. In addition, the my hand is unlikely to slip from the large handle.
Lots of designs can be found on the internet for them, such as here. I had a reciprocating saw break on me and I saved the handle to make my own. Below are pictures of it. I had some 1" pressed board and made it out of it. One thing very nice is that it allows me to have 16" of wood pushing down on the piece I am cutting. In addition, the my hand is unlikely to slip from the large handle.
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