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Gravity Heel for Grr-ripper Push Block

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0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
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Description

This is a model of the gravity heel for a Grr-ripper push block for use on a table saw, jointer, or other woodworking tools. These often get torn up and being able to 3D print a new one quickly is fantastic. The pieces are printed separately and assembled using a 1/4-20 nut and bolt to secure it in place. Put the nut into the thumb screw and put the bolt into the screw cap. The bolt should go through the spacer, through the main body, and into the thumb screw. Slide the screw cap into the slot on the push block and tighten as needed.

 

The thumb screw is tightened just enough to hold the main body in place and it will drop behind the wood you are pushing through the table saw to act as additional grip at the end of the board.

 

Recommend printing with higher infill 50+% if you expect to cut into it frequently (using it for thin rips on the table saw).

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