Grip n rip

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Grip n Rip. It sounds like the loosing struggle between sphincter and flatulence. ;)
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rpd wrote:Grip n Rip. It sounds like the loosing struggle between sphincter and flatulence. ;)
That pushed me over the edge!
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rpd wrote:Grip n Rip. It sounds like the loosing struggle between sphincter and flatulence. ;)

Oh my sides! ROFL!
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Ended up doing boiled linseed oil with paste wax on surfaces that touch the table saw. I think it should make a decent gift for my father.
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Very nicely done!

I just wish I understood it's utility. :)
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Very nicely done sir. I have some short cut offs that just may find a use in something like this.
I just wish I understood it's utility.
Check out the MicroJig Grr-Ripper for the safety/utility of this tool.
http://www.microjig.com/products/grr-ripper/

This has been on my Amazon wish list for years, but no one seems to want to buy it for me.

Maybe it's time to make my own.
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[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Byrc-nK4gIo[/youtube]

This video gives a detailed explanation of the various uses and how to adjust it.

Making one has been added to my project list.
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Its a nice push block that controls the material on both sides of the blade. It will help to prevent kickback in this way. It's a neat way to add safety while creating a new project to work on. Fun stuff.
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