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GRR-RIPPER Pushblock's on sale!
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zeekh
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I've been eye balling these for a while. Are they really that useful?
todd_fuller
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I have one, wish I had two. They're great. You really have quite a lot more control of the work piece with these things.
collegeboy
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which one is better of the two--they look the same
which one is better of the two--they look the same
They are essentially the same, the GR-200 includes more accessories.
I just bought two of the GR-100's as I don't feel I have any need for the rest of the stuff.
From what I see, these are the 2 differences between standard and advanced
Stabilizing Plate locks the material against the fence keeping your work square and flush. It provides 250% more stabilizing surface to keep your work under control when resawing on the table saw or routing on the router table.
Adjustable Spacer give you 54% more gripping surface and 1" of additional cut capacity to take on your biggest projects and wider cuts.
Stabilizing Plate locks the material against the fence keeping your work square and flush. It provides 250% more stabilizing surface to keep your work under control when resawing on the table saw or routing on the router table.
Adjustable Spacer give you 54% more gripping surface and 1" of additional cut capacity to take on your biggest projects and wider cuts.
Crazyjake8493
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I have one, wish I had two. They're great. You really have quite a lot more control of the work piece with these things.
I agree. Initially you don't think you need one, but as soon as you have one, you already want two.
I got the basic Grr-ripper then ended up buying the 1/8" leg and stabilizing leg separately.
Crazyjake8493
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I've been eye balling these for a while. Are they really that useful?
If you only use your table saw for breaking down sheet goods, I wouldn't bother. But if you routinely rip boards, especially short boards or narrow rips, you'd definitely benefit from a Grr-ripper or two.
ford33
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I have one and besides using it at the table saw I use it when routing at my router table
zeekh
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Would that be the G100? Why did you buy 2? Just to have a spare, two different machines, etc?One of the best additions to my table saw. Bought two many years ago at a woodworking show.
Get the little shoe - Gravity Heel Kit. It's great.
zeekh
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What was the sale price?
I think its considered on sale at the price it is now.
One of the best additions to my table saw. Bought two many years ago at a woodworking show.
Get the little shoe - Gravity Heel Kit. It's great.
Would that be the G100? Why did you buy 2? Just to have a spare, two different machines, etc?
Here's a link. There's also a pic showing the use of two - one on each side of the blade. You can also set them up a bit different (spacing) if you're going back & forth on stock or cuts.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L7KTBZC/?tag=atomicindus08-20
zeekh
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Here's a link. There's also a pic showing the use of two - one on each side of the blade. You can also set them up a bit different (spacing) if you're going back & forth on stock or cuts.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00L7KTBZC/?tag=atomicindus08-20
Thanks
zeekh
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Ordered the gr-100 with the ebay 15% off coupon for 39$ and change . There were a few other sellers to get you in the low 40$ range on them.
****, I wish I thought of that
zeekh
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What is the eBay coupon code?
It was good only 1 day