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    Where do you keep your push stick?

    The type of push stick I use is hanging on the right side of my saw, was handy there.





    I recently put a delta t-2 fence and added an 8" extension on the right, just enough where it's too far away.

    So tonight I made a bracket that hangs on the right side of the fence to put it in,seems like it'll work real good. It doesn't interfere with the fence operation and I can just lift it off if not needed.

    So has anyone else done this or do you just leave it lay on the table top.

    Show some PICS. if you have done this, would be much appreciated. I don't have PICS. of mine yet but will post when I do.

    THANK YOU

    JEFF

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    Jeff I use an Excalibur blade guard on my saw. The lock bolt for the boom extension is just right for me to hang my push stick on. It puts them at eye level and close by when needed.

    Chris

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    Right on top of the Bies fence--they're there when you need them.

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    Jeff, that looks like a real nice setup.

    Right about where you've got your router, I've got an open-ended box that I periodically refill with push-sticks made from scrap. Half the time I forget to put them back, and I've learned to just accept it.

    Your idea of fastening it to the side of the fence sounds great, but I'd never remember to return it.

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    I keep it where I can never find it.
    But I do try and keep it on top of the Bies fence.

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    Where is Spencer Keysan when you need him ?

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    I have a bunch of different ones on the wall next to the TS. The cut-specific one sits on the saw, right of the fence.

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    The thin Bench Dog stays on the fence. I have several hand-made ones that I keep in the storage bin just under the right wing of the saw. Very soon these will be wrapped with sandpaper as suggested by a Creeker in a recent post. I'm one of those silly people that keeps the gaurd on the saw as much as possible. I like safety...and push sticks are a pretty big part of that. Putting sandpaper on the working end of the push sticks is a great idea...I think today may be spent making some more sticks!

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    Where else?

    Over there by the thingy, under that whatcha. Sheesh!

    Joe
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    I have mine magnetically stuck to a metal post in the middle of the garage - I stick everything magnetic to it.

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    On the fence
    Where did I put that tape measure...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe Chritz View Post
    Where else?

    Over there by the thingy, under that whatcha. Sheesh!

    Joe
    That's me too. I keep mine right over ... well it must be over ... I know i put it ... Anyway its time for supper.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Milhinch View Post
    Where is Spencer Keysan when you need him ?
    Ken:
    You have a sick, twisted sense of humor - keep it comin'!!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ken Milhinch View Post
    Where is Spencer Keysan when you need him ?
    LOL
    Gary K.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Nancy Laird View Post
    Right on top of the Bies fence--they're there when you need them.

    Nancy
    What Nancy said.
    Also have a couple above the saw with in easy reach. Have had a need for 2 at times.
    Last edited by Tyler Howell; 04-20-2007 at 7:24 AM.
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