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Doug Miller
 
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In article , "stoutman" wrote:
Anybody use magnetic featherboards for the table saw. The Griptite look ok,
but exensive ($40 AT WOODCRAFT).


It works very, very well. Compared to regular featherboards that lock into the
miter slots, the Griptite is more difficult to position initially, but once
put in place it *stays* put. And I find it much easier to install and remove,
than twisting a knob to tighten something into the miter slot.

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