JessEm Clear-Cut Precision Stock Guides For Table Saws
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WoodCraft has JessEm Clear-Cut Precision Stock Guides For Table Saws (04301) on sale for $199.99. Shipping is free. w/ promo code MASTERBUILDER.
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Product Features:
Unique roller system holds down workpiece and pushes into fence for precision stock feed
Rollers are fitted with one way roller bearings to ensure each roller spins in the direction of the feed to prevent kickback.
Quick and easy adjustments for thicker/thinner and longer/shorter stock
When not in use they tuck away in behind the surface of your fence.
Compatible with most T-Style commercial fences using the included HD T-Track
Includes:
2x Adjustable Roller Arm Stock Guide Assemblies
1x 30" Fence mounted heavy duty T-Track
1x Mounting hardware (includes: #10 Self Tapping Screws, 1/4-20 x 1/2" Low Head Cap Screws, 1/4-20 Square Nuts, T-25 Torx Screwdriver, 1/8" Hex Key and #19 Drill Bit
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About this Offer:
Offer is valid through January 31, 2022 or while supplies lasts
Our research indicates that JessEm Clear-Cut Precision Stock Guides For Table Saws is $40 less (16.66% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $239.99
Warranty: Includes 1-Year manufacturers warranty
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Completely optional. Unless you're cutting full length sheets of plywood on a regular basis or building high end quality furniture and already have a substantial workshop setup (including a planar and jointer to make all your stock square to begin with), you really don't need this.
Honestly it might not even work with a smaller saw. You need a pretty hefty rip fence for these to mount properly. Even with my cabinet-style table saw the fit was pretty tight. My older contractor style saw's rip fence would not have fit it.
These are nice, but absolutely not a necessity, in general.
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I suppose the benefit of this is it pushes the stock towards the fence instead of just down like a feather board. Is that right?
Correct. The wheels are biased to slightly push towards the fence, and obviously downward. They work VERY well. The only downside I have with them is that sometimes they're awkward to use with push sticks, so plan accordingly, but they really do help ensure great contact of the piece against the rip fence throughout the cut.
Can someone with experience comment on the importance of this item for the hobbyist using a Skil/Dewalt type table saw? Bare in mind, I already purchased the GRR-RIPPER 3D Pushblock when it was a slick deal based on safety recommendations. Thanks!
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01-18-2022 at 06:12 AM.
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Can someone with experience comment on the importance of this item for the hobbyist using a Skil/Dewalt type table saw? Bare in mind, I already purchased the GRR-RIPPER 3D Pushblock when it was a slick deal based on safety recommendations. Thanks!
Completely optional. Unless you're cutting full length sheets of plywood on a regular basis or building high end quality furniture and already have a substantial workshop setup (including a planar and jointer to make all your stock square to begin with), you really don't need this.
Completely optional. Unless you're cutting full length sheets of plywood on a regular basis or building high end quality furniture and already have a substantial workshop setup (including a planar and jointer to make all your stock square to begin with), you really don't need this.
Blasphemy. You totally need all the ultra high precision gizmos for table saws, routers, etc made by this outfit.
Otherwise, you'd have to resort to learning how to make your own featherboards, fences, miter sleds, and whatnot. How antediluvian!
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01-18-2022 at 08:22 AM.
Missed out on the deal the last time this hit $200 and I had to pay full price for it. Definitely worth the price if you regularly cut wood/plywood on your table saw. I bought it for a kitchen remodel I'm doing and it was invaluable to ensure the plywood/hardwood was staying against the fence while cutting with the table saw. Easily my best woodworking purchase of 2021 as it ensured my table saw cuts didn't drift off the fence.
Can someone with experience comment on the importance of this item for the hobbyist using a Skil/Dewalt type table saw? Bare in mind, I already purchased the GRR-RIPPER 3D Pushblock when it was a slick deal based on safety recommendations. Thanks!
Honestly it might not even work with a smaller saw. You need a pretty hefty rip fence for these to mount properly. Even with my cabinet-style table saw the fit was pretty tight. My older contractor style saw's rip fence would not have fit it.
These are nice, but absolutely not a necessity, in general.
Really want these for my new saw but even though it's a good deal, $200 is still a bit much to swallow for a specialty "nice to have" piece. We need a Chinese knockoff for $100 🤣
I'm an amateur when it comes to wood working, I've built tables, chairs, desks, bookcases, etc. I used to program cnc lathes, mills and punch presses in a job shop[wikipedia.org]. It makes me chuckle when I see the word "precision" associated with wood working. I wonder how a nanotechnology engineer feels about metal fabrication?
I plan to build a router table into the wing of a contractor table saw. I'm hoping to build something to attach to the table saw fence so it doubles as the router fence.
Is there any reason why I couldn't use this table saw version on a router table fence? It seems adjustable enough that I can line it up in the right spot.
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These are nice, but absolutely not a necessity, in general.
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Alexizupinhea
Completely optional. Unless you're cutting full length sheets of plywood on a regular basis or building high end quality furniture and already have a substantial workshop setup (including a planar and jointer to make all your stock square to begin with), you really don't need this.
Blasphemy. You totally need all the ultra high precision gizmos for table saws, routers, etc made by this outfit.
Otherwise, you'd have to resort to learning how to make your own featherboards, fences, miter sleds, and whatnot. How antediluvian!
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Disregard - you have to type in MASTERBUILDER for it to work. Lowercase doesn't work.
Disregard - you have to type in MASTERBUILDER for it to work. Lowercase doesn't work.
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These are nice, but absolutely not a necessity, in general.
Is there any reason why I couldn't use this table saw version on a router table fence? It seems adjustable enough that I can line it up in the right spot.
EDIT: it looks like someone has done this. Is there any major sacrifice in adapting it?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gQjeCmI