Grip-Tite ?

[AmishWarlord]

These things any good?

http://www.grip-tite.com/GT1/Home.html

 

[Glennbear]

I do not own them but one of our members has reviewed them on his website :wsmile:
http://www.newwoodworker.com/reviews/grptitrvu.html

 

[Bill Clemmons]

I have one, but haven't used it in years. It works pretty well, but can be a bit of a PITA to keep repositioning.

Bill

 

[jhreed]

If Bill Clemmons has not used his in years, it must not be that great. If you still want one, see if Bill wants to sell his!

 

[AmishWarlord]

So Bill, I hear you have a Grip-Tite sitting around that you haven't used in years. :gar-Bi

 

[bluedawg76]

I don't have the grip-tite, but I do have the magna switch feather board, which I like quite a lot. The hold is very tight and I'm actually prone to using it on my tablesaw b/c it's easy to re-position rather than traditional featherboards which take several additional seconds.

http://www.magswitch.com.au/featherboards/pro-table-featherboard.html

Sam

 

[Dan Bowman]

I use one of these frequently on may tablesaw, and love it:

http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2005970/22521/Magswitch-Universal-Magnetic-Featherboard.aspx

 

[red]

I have one that I purchased back in the mid 90's. I used it a lot and it always worked great and very easy to use. I have a granite top table saw now so it won't work on it but my grip-tite is autographed by Norm so it's a keeper.

Red

 

[Tim Sherwood]

I use mine once in a while, especially for narrow cuts. My grandson likes to wrestle it. He thinks it won't be long before he can lift it without using the release cam.

 

[PurpleThumb]

Absolutely Fantastic. Use them all the time. Bandsaw and table saw

 

[SteveColes]

Mitch, if you will be at hickory I can bring you two of them plus the add on metal face for a fence.