Of course, this is the same guy who posted the video demonstrating kickback and almost lost a digit in the process. :-)
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11 years ago
Of course, this is the same guy who posted the video demonstrating kickback and almost lost a digit in the process. :-)
I have one grip tite. I don't use it much, but occasional. I found that it interfered with my push stick/shoe, or gripper.
I don't have the roller. I think it is a decent setup. I will say when I do use it, it comes in handy, so like anything else, every tool, it's how you use it, and what it solves.
FWIW I bought the same set up with the steel fence attachment several years ago at the WW show. I kept it for a few days and returned it. For the typical Bies T style fence that does not lock down in the back I found that the fence would lift when used in that capacity to hold the work down. Additionally I found that those "L" shaped feathers would mar soft wood. They are more trouble to adjust as the magnet grabs quick. There is a lever for breaking the contact to metal surfaces so that you can move it but you almost have to use it in reverse to place the tool in the correct position also.
As a feather board it worked pretty well but really needs a switchable magnet like the competition so that you can place it and turn on the magnet. I was not at all impressed with the L shaped hold down, there is no way to adjust it's height.
YMMV
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