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NO PUSH STICKS GIT AWAY FROM BLADE

Buckaroo
Buckaroo
in General Woodworking

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ANGEL OF HANDSAW GRIP/HAND HOLT, I COPIED ON 1/2"PLY. THIS PLY IS 18" LONG X 6" W. FITTED A RUNNER ON BOTTOM = GROVE, PLY FITS DOWN IN.=1" WIDE.

AT HAND HOLT END OF RUNNER IS A HEEL BOUT 3/16 PROUD OF REMAINDER OF RUNNER(HEEL IS WHAT PUSHES MATERIAL TO/PAST TS BLADE).

NOW OTHER END OF RUNNER GLUE STRIP OF SAND PAPER, HELPS HOLD RUNNER IN PLACE ON TOP OF PIECE BEING PUSHED.

PURPOSE::KEEP YOUR HAND ABOVE BLADE, HAVING CONTROL OF WORK PIECE.

YEAW, I HAVE A SMALLER ONE FOR PUSHING THRU THIN CUTS.

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    I would just warn that I had a new carbide router bit ruined recently when it grazed into some sandpaper I'd glued down to keep the block from slipping.  I'd prefer to see something else, like shelf liner.   I don't want to ruin my Forrest WWII blade.

     

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    22 hours ago, lew said:

    This style definitely is my favorite.

     

    22 hours ago, lew said:

    This style definitely is my favorite.

     

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    NO MORE PUSH STICKS  =THE SANDPAPER IS ONLY AS WIDE AS THE RUNNER,,,,,NOT WRAPPEEDD.  OK,  OK.

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    Don't think a nick on the sandpaper will significantly affect a carbide tipped blade. Maybe a router bit because of it's thinner carbide at the cutting edge. At any rate, the cost of a blade sharpening pales compared to the cost of a possible hospital visit.

    Edited by Gene Howe

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    THANKS GENE

     

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