Ezee-feed for table saws

[Scott Loven]

Anyone ever have try or seen one of these (http://www.ezee-feed.com/)?
Scott

[Jim Becker]

Doesn't really appear to be anything unique or special...and I somewhat have a problem with the assertion that it's as accurate as a format-slider...the woodworker's hands are still involved in guiding the material. But based on the picture...you could build something like this quite easily from commonly available parts, whether you use metal or wood for the structure.

[glenn bradley]

That seems awfully pricey for what it is. JMHO.

[Don Bullock]

It looks interesting, but not revolutionary like the salesman implies. I can see where it would be helpful to have one when cutting large sheets of plywood, but it's really no different that any other infeed or outfeed table. After watching the video I was a little concerned in the fact that he showed no method for getting the device level with the saw or jointer. He merely switched it from one to the other. Either he has both tools that are exactly the same height or he didn't want the viewer to know that there are no adjustments to make the leg end even with the table.

[Cliff Rohrabacher]

Anyone ever have try or seen one of these (http://www.ezee-feed.com/)?
Scott

It's a nice little adjustable infeed table.
I liked it right up to the point where I saw he was forced to reach across he blade to pass the cut off through the blade.
That is, I think, dangerous especially because of the stretch he had to make.