| Review by Chris Wright | posted 136 days ago | 795 views | 0 times favorited | 13 comments | ![]() |
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- GRR-Ripper Adjustable Push Block
- Brand: GRR-Ripper | Category: Safety Equipment

Ok, so maybe that’s a bit strong of a statement, but it is a great push block. This push block allows you to feed stock through a table saw on both sides of the blade, parallel with out any slipping. One of the sides is 1/4 wide, the other is a 1/2 inch and there’s an adjustable center foot that can be slide to the left or right to make way for the blade. On the bottom is a great gripping surface that will find positive grip on just about any surface, well every surface I’ve used it on anyway. It also comes with an adjustable foot that can put on either side so if you’re cutting narrower stock, the block will stay flat and not rock. I have two and use them pretty much with every tool that requires a push block (i.e. table saw, router table, joiner). I feel perfectly safe when I use these blocks when ripping narrow stock on the table saw, my only complaint is the price, they are a bit high, but for possibly the last push block you’ll ever need to buy, can you put a price on safety?
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13 comments so far
woodsmithshop
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289 posts in 441 days
posted 136 days ago
I also have 2 of them, and they work very well, and much safer than all the other push blocks I have.
-- Smitty!!!
bayspt
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184 posts in 600 days
posted 136 days ago
I Love the one I have. Got my wife to buy it for me for Christmas.
-- Jimmy, Oklahoma "It's a dog-eat-dog world, and I'm wearing milkbone underwear!"
rons
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posted 136 days ago
This is just about all I use. It is a very safe. They even have a video showing you all it can do.
-- Ron, Michigan
Karson
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posted 136 days ago
I’ve got a couple of them and I’ve even taken them out of the box. Theya re a great tool
-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †
a1Jim
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posted 136 days ago
Good review
-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon
Schummie
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posted 136 days ago
I have the GRR-Ripper already for years and I find it a great and save tool, I use him always, `
when I’m after the sable saw (and that happens not a lot the last years)
It was one off the first things I bought in the US.
Thanks for your review.
Schummie.
-- Greetings from the Netherlands.
DonFaulk0517
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posted 136 days ago
I too have two GRR-Rippers. I’ve had them for over 5 years now. Just to let you know… they now have an attachment to allow 1/8” strips to be cut. I haven’t boughten the attachments yet,since my GRR-Rippers would need to be modified to accept the new plates (or spend more money to correct.
-- DonFaulk0517@gmail.com
blackcherry
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posted 136 days ago
I’ve had one of mine for 4 or 5 years now and about a month ago I walk in to a tool store in New Lennox Il. and on a clearance rack I purchase one more for 5 bucks. Plus this is the upgraded version….great tool for the router table. Nice review thanks Blkcherry
Greg Wurst
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posted 135 days ago
I have one and it is invaluable for ripping thin strips. Worth every penny.
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Brad_Nailor
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posted 135 days ago
Thanks for the review!
I have had one of these in my hands several times during visits to Woodcraft….but never bought one. It looks nice but like you said a little pricey, but the quality felt good.
-- David, South Windsor, CT "I love the smell of sawdust in the morning"
Greg
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posted 135 days ago
They are definitely worth their cost. Quality is always the way to go. I have one I bought about a year ago and it is a big improvement over my shop made version.
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SimonSKL
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posted 134 days ago
I have to cut a slot in a PVC pipe and this provides me with a safe way to do it.
-- Simon, Danville, IL
woodsmithshop
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posted 133 days ago
Simon, I like that idea.
-- Smitty!!!