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POWERTEC Deluxe Push Stick for Table Saw, Router Table, Band Saw & Jointer, Dual Ergonomic Handles w/Max Grip, Safety Push Tool for Wood working and Hand Protection 2PK (71338)

POWERTEC Deluxe Push Stick for Table Saw, Router Table, Band Saw & Jointer, Dual Ergonomic Handles w/Max Grip, Safety Push Tool for Wood working and Hand Protection 2PK (71338)

$12.65

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Price: $12.65
(as of Feb 26, 2025 12:44:03 UTC – Details)


13 reviews for POWERTEC Deluxe Push Stick for Table Saw, Router Table, Band Saw & Jointer, Dual Ergonomic Handles w/Max Grip, Safety Push Tool for Wood working and Hand Protection 2PK (71338)

  1. B4x4 –

    Not quite bolt-on but close for Woodtek Saw
    Bought to replace the switch on my early 2000s Woodtek table saw after the buttons were getting stuck and hard to press. This switch looked the same and was a budget friendly option so I bought it. It didn’t quite bolt up to my saw’s original bracket/switch configuration. The connections were the same but I had to grind out some clearance for the switch to fit in the mount and enlarge/elongate some holes for it to bolt on. Once that was done the switch and saw worked great and had the same feel to the buttons when pressing them. I would buy it again. I don’t feel like the extra trouble was too much to deduct a star for so I did give it 5 stars.

  2. Bonnie B. –

    Dangerously long time with just one purpose made push-stick.
    I’ve been living too long with just one push stick. This was a quick, low cost way to open up more options. At 9/16″ wide it’s thinner than what I was using so there are more possibilities. No more scanning the shop for any manner of scrap to get something done and then spend time pulling out the splinters. The grippy rubber cushion really makes a difference and seems fairly robust. Time will tell if that cushion lasts. I think it will but, even if it doesn’t, this will still be usable. The handle is an inch wide with a relief for the pinky at the bottom. It’s curved so its purchase presents well to the hand. The handle is not solid so there is plenty of places where dirt or sweat can escape to prevent distraction or slipping and maintain tactile feedback so there is no need to avert your eyes from your work or reposition during a process. I am pleased with the purchase as it exceeded my expectation and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it.

  3. J. King –

    Good safety tool
    I have these and push sticks.Safety is essential when using a table saw.These tools are designed to get cut. They are inexpensive and replaceable, fingers are not.

  4. William Zermeno –

    Nice switch
    Switch worked great and was a easy fit in my Grizzly 20 inch drill press.

  5. Brookings Al –

    Perfect Replacement for 1990’s Delta OEM switch.
    Perfect replacement for the on-off switch on my 1990’s vintage Delta woodworking machines (after 30 years the contacts are burning out in the original switches. No modification required to make it fit. To keep the vintage look, I was even able to use the original Delta branded cover plate. Only thing different was the 2 screws to hold on the cover plate on the new switch were metric instead of imperial, but used the original cover plate screws and the replacement was done!

  6. David A. –

    Great for Table Saw
    I use these all the time and they keep my fingers and hand safely out of the way from the blade. Highly recommend!

  7. Bryan –

    Great push-sticks/blocks
    I’ve found nothing to complain about with these. They are easy to hold, quite ergonomic, and grip the wood perfectly, and the price was right!

  8. Scott Bowers –

    Having a variety of push blocks comes in handy.
    My table saw came with a basic push stick, but depending upon what I’m attempting to cut, other form factors of push blocks and push sticks become a necessity.I essentially bought these on spec., figuring I’d probably need one or two of them. They’ve all proved useful.They seem to be well-made for the price. They’re light weight, but quite sturdy. I’m glad I bought them.I also bought a MicroJig Grr-Ripper Pushblock as well.

  9. Dan –

    I’ve never used a push stick in 20 years but I’ve been looking for a cheap set of push sticks and I decided to purchase this set. I’m glad I did they are good quality and work great for my table saw and jounter i was ripping long boards on my table saw and hit a bad knot the board exploded and the stick took the blad it didn’t break and I still use it. At the end of last summer the same thing happened and I lost a finger so I’m glad I bought this set

  10. snowblower –

    Economical replacement for my old Ridgid R4510 table saw power switch. The toggle lever is smaller than the original, but once installed it looks and functions fine. The main switch body itself is identical to the original. The saw works perfectly with the new switch. The old switch went from working to not working in one day. The old switch didn’t have continuity across the neutral pole, and clearly was the problem. I took the old switch apart out of curiousity, and found that the neutral contacts were blacked and corroded on one side, thus causing the problem.

  11. Toronto –

    The quality is very very good.Nice weight and solid not like the cheaper brands.The rubber grip is firm and durable.

  12. cesar felipe rivera azua –

    Me convenció porque es un buen remplazo y no tuve que hacer ninguna modificación..Además me llegó un día antes de la fecha

  13. Paola –

    Artículos ideales para mantener tus dedos y manos lejos y a salvo de la sierra y la canteadora. úsalos!! No te creas tan valiente, entre más seguro trabajes, más lo disfrutarás.

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