[Ed Pawlowski]

In conjunction with the thread on rec.woodworking, this is the push stick I
use. You can get a good grip and provide downward pressure. I'm sure there
are many other styles that will do the same. Beats just a simple notched
stick.

[jloomis]

Hey, looks great. Have to make one next time I am near the job saw.
jloomis
"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
...
In conjunction with the thread on rec.woodworking, this is the push stick
I use. You can get a good grip and provide downward pressure. I'm sure
there are many other styles that will do the same. Beats just a simple
notched stick.

[Randy[_4_]]

jloomis wrote:

Hey, looks great. Have to make one next time I am near the job saw.
jloomis

Don't waste your time, just use a screwdriver, awl or ice pick.

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
...
In conjunction with the thread on rec.woodworking, this is the push stick
I use. You can get a good grip and provide downward pressure. I'm sure
there are many other styles that will do the same. Beats just a simple
notched stick.

[jloomis]

How many fingers can you still count?
11?

jloomis
Randy wrote in message
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jloomis wrote:

Hey, looks great. Have to make one next time I am near the job saw.
jloomis

Don't waste your time, just use a screwdriver, awl or ice pick.

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
...
In conjunction with the thread on rec.woodworking, this is the push
stick
I use. You can get a good grip and provide downward pressure. I'm sure
there are many other styles that will do the same. Beats just a simple
notched stick.

[Randy[_4_]]

jloomis wrote:

How many fingers can you still count?

How many times have you noticed a ridiculous pushstick lying around
in a Commercial Cabinet Shop or on a construction site?
11?

jloomis
Randy wrote in message
tanews.com...
jloomis wrote:

Hey, looks great. Have to make one next time I am near the job saw.
jloomis

Don't waste your time, just use a screwdriver, awl or ice pick.

"Ed Pawlowski" wrote in message
...
In conjunction with the thread on rec.woodworking, this is the push
stick
I use. You can get a good grip and provide downward pressure. I'm sure
there are many other styles that will do the same. Beats just a simple
notched stick.

[Ed Pawlowski]

Randy wrote in message
anews.com...
jloomis wrote:

How many fingers can you still count?

How many times have you noticed a ridiculous pushstick lying around
in a Commercial Cabinet Shop or on a construction site?


How many have accidents? Do as you please, but I like a solid feeling
push stick for many cuts.

[Randy[_4_]]

Ed Pawlowski wrote:


Randy wrote in message
tanews.com...
jloomis wrote:

How many fingers can you still count?

How many times have you noticed a ridiculous pushstick lying around
in a Commercial Cabinet Shop or on a construction site?


How many have accidents? Do as you please, but I like a solid feeling
push stick for many cuts.

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