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MICROJIG GRR-RIPPER QUICKSTART SAFETY VIDEO
Get the most safety, control, and precision straight out of the box!
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I was cutting a small 3 1/2” piece of pecan a few days ago. The cut went well until the small uncontrolled cutoff piece began to float around on the saw table. Before I could shut off the saw the piece of wood was thrown back and glanced off my rib cage. It hit my side right in the ribs leaving a dime size gash in the skin. Scary stuff. I order the Grr-ripper right shortly afterwards. It arrives today. Be safe out there on the job.
Great instructional video, I wish I had bought one a long time ago, now I have, it has changed the way I work, so it's time to buy number two. Thank you MicroJig
Some very good tips mentioned in this video, like the part about wood stress.
Cool product. Definitely buying one. The saw blade is much too high above the cut piece, so beginners should keep that in mind. Never have the blade higher than the wood than necessary.
Andrew, We totally agree that the blade should always be set as low as possible. But the optimal setting is not an arbitrary number or position. The specific set and grind of the saw teeth determines the "proper" exposure. Generally, a rip blade should have the entire carbide tooth above the stock at the height of the arc. A combo blade should be set so 50-75% of the tooth is above, and a crosscut blade typically just needs to cut through the stock.
But these are not settings cast in stone. There are blades and manufacturers that recommend different settings that have the blade a bit higher.
Short and clear! Thank you! 👍
You are welcome!
Just got my gripper, looking forward to using it. Will be buying accessories for it in the future, already bought the 1/8" attachment
best tool ever this tool adds so much more safety in every cut
As a beginner, I appreciate your informative videos. Keep them coming and thank you so much
You really should include the 1/8 fence in every package.
Nice table saw!
6:03 It's official, I can blame Microjig for my pants getting dirty
Well, dusty maybe. Dirty is on you! LOL
This unit shown at a wood show and I bought! I loved it so much I bought another one and I use them on both my table saw and router table and they are GREAT worth every penny
Thanks
Thank you so much. Excellent explanation!
We are glad that you found it helpful!
@Microjig Yes, I purchased one about a month ago, but just got around to putting it together last week. This video was exactly what I needed!
Why is your tablesawprep video private? It's one of the three factors in making a clean cut and seems unavailable.
Hola!! Hoy encontré este vídeo el cual me parece muy bueno, yo soy de la ciudad de México, dónde se puede conseguir ese aparato a qui en la ciudad de México, espero pueda darme una respuesta y felicidades por video.
My Dewalt 745 GB riving knife too tall ???
You definitely want to be on the left of the TS not fitted with a Riving knife. :(
Can you use the MicroJig on a piece of stock where the entire width extends past it? In other words, when your feeding the wood, is it ok if the jig is against the fence but all the way inside the blade so the blade is on the outside and not spinning underneath the feet of the jig?
Jay Ross I read somewhere that you can use a wooden spacer to allow the Microjig to go out further from the fence.
artincorona oh yea I could see that working, just would need a straight piece of stock
I can’t find a video to cut long stock, with the grippper
Check out Chapter 4 of our Instructional Videos:
th-cam.com/play/PLuQf0KwE_Iq7JXFEYas5TCC-vyEJOcD7w.html
And here is an earlier video showing the technique:
th-cam.com/video/WA5ZXojDhhA/w-d-xo.html
Podrian considerar que estubiera en español tambien o por lo menos los subtitulos
Tenemos español en el manual de instrucciones.
Really need updated assembly instructions. Not clear and doubly confusing when the hardware is changed and doesn't match the instructions.
does this work with aluminum (instead of wood)?
No. The work piece (the aluminum block or plate) should not be moved during the cutting process, it should remain stationary at all time. Have a look at the CNC machines, just a tiny fraction of movement or vibration could cause accidents, or part failure.
i think you misunderstood, i was asking if this would grip or help cutting aluminum material
why didn't you lower the blade when cutting those small pieces? Otherwise helpful video.
no matter how good, standing behing the fed piece is not good idea. If kickback occurs you are standing in the line of fire?
Joseph Alan Ricci in god we trust
Struggling making sure the blade will not hit the gripper. HELP
JB, what I recommend is to set up the GRR-RIPPER as you think it should be, then remove the stock and make a "check pass" over the blade when the saw is OFF. If the blade will touch the legs, you will feel it here without damage.
If you need more help, email us at support@microjig.com or call (855) 747-7233 and we'll talk you through it.
very expensive in South Africa
"There are many situations in which you can't use the blade guard that came with your saw". I've never seen any situation in which you could. I learned on a table saw from about 1948 that had no guards. My shop teacher taught us to not be stupid.
I don't think you can cut 1/8 inch strips.
the guy is making excuses before he even starts.i guess that way they can blame the cosuer for not having a $3000.00 table saw?