GRR-RIPPER 2GO Push Block for Routers, Jointers, Band and Table Saws, Woodworking Tool, Extreme Grip, GR2-GO, Yellow/Green

This adjustable and well-made push block is an essential safety device for all table saw users. Easy to adjust and to use. Worth every penny.

I almost had an accident and decided to give this a try, and I’m glad I did. If you value your fingers, you should have one of these—simple as that. You can never be too safe in the shop. It gives you way more control when pushing material through saws or routers, especially on smaller pieces where your hands would normally be way too close to the blade. The grip is solid, and it holds the workpiece securely without slipping. What really stands out is the confidence it gives you. You’re not second-guessing your hand placement or rushing cuts—you can focus on accuracy and safety at the same time. It’s also versatile and works across different tools, which makes it even more useful. Once you start using it, it becomes second nature. Overall, this is one of those tools that should honestly be in every shop. It’s not just helpful—it’s a safety must-have.

I'm not new to woodworking, but I still get anxious around table saws and routers. Any safety tool that'll help ease my mind is useful. I like that this MICROJIG design safely controls the board along the fence and over the blade, virtually eliminating my need for push sticks. The minimum rip width is truly encouraging because I'd experienced a painful, but funny kickback lesson early on in my woodworking journey. I feel comfortable letting my kids work on the saw with this block. It has opened up a new dimension to our projects. The price is acceptable because there are several competing designs, but are lacking the qualities that make the MICROJIG tool superior. My only regret is not getting a second block for long pieces of wood. As my confidence grows, I may more seriously consider upgrading to the GR-100 and 1/8" accessory.

I've seen all the videos of the larger, more expensive Grr-ipper. I've picked on up to hold a bunch of times in the store, but never could justify the cost. It's seemed too large, too clunky, and I doubted I'd ever use it. This smaller model was worth a try and I'm glad that I did. It works very well, especially in combination with with a set of fence guides, and makes quick work of repeated cuts. Well built too.

Should have bought this long ago. Very grippy , as Elf would say.

Out of all the power tools, table saws scare the turds out of me the most. Generally push bars can keep your valuable fingers away from catastrophe - but pushing down, through the cut, or against the fence make my blood pressure go up. I feel a lot better with this gripper. You can push any way you want, and it would take a lot of effort to remove a finger while holding this gizmo. It has a lot of green/yellow/red color coding on which direction to orient the tool. But it really isn't needed much if you have some common sense. I much prefer this tool over any push bar, and I use it on most every cut with my table saw.

Works good on certain sizes. Cannot use on every width.

It’s a great tool to have if you are ever cutting in the under 5inch range. Made cutting these 2 inch strips of plywood much easier and safer

Very happy. Feels safe when cutting wood on my saw

Great present for a relative

Für Arbeiten an der Tischkreissäge einfach super!

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I bought a dewalt table saw and want to be as safe as possible. I like how this push is quite tall, so if anything did happen my hand if further awayu than cheaper options. very grippy