Kaufhof KSP10 Woodworking Table Saw Safety Push Stick

It does the job but is shorter and has a smaller push point than the one that came with my saw. It works OK but I prefer having my hand farther from the blade.

I got a table saw from my cousin-in-law when he upgraded. After using it for an afternoon I realized that I really needed a push stick and went looking for one. This one isn't perfect but seems to work really well for me. It would be nice to be a bit thinner but I'd be worried about it's strength then. I really like the feel in the hand with the wrist stop as well.

Strong construction and ergonomically well-designed with a rounded bird's head grip that should fit any hand.. The quillons (top and bottom hand guards) were considerably larger than in the photo making this even safer to use. Ignore the chatter about "too wide." Every well-equipped shop needs a relatively beefy model like this and a slender push stick as well. Guess what the negative feedback is on the slender models? "Too thin," they cry.

Simple, functional product.Far cheaper than a finger.I glued a few neodymium magnets along the top and stick it to the bottom of my table saw for convenience.

Buying a push stick seems silly but I find I really like this. It's easy to see (i.e. find) and works great.Edit: Put some magnets in the side and now this is the perfect push stick.

Works as decscribed

Will save your fingers

This item works as expected and I would recommend it to anyone looking to protect themselves from the blade! Great purchase with no regrets.