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Chris, I've been watching your channel for years and I have no earthly idea why I never thought to check your store for your pushstick. Maybe it's because I'm to cheap and a BIG PENNY PINCHER (true statement). I made my own pushstick and it's pretty janky. I have ALWAYS loved the design of your pushstick. When you showed what your daughter did to yours, at that moment I said I'm definitely buying his. My granddaughter (who is 7) loves to paint and color and my grandson (who is 4) loves to color with crayons. I hope you don't mind but I'm going to have my granddaughter and grandson decorate those pushsticks when I receive them in the mail. I have things in my shop they have decorated for me and I'm looking forward to seeing how they decorate those pushsticks. Thank you for allowing us to be a part of y'all's life and for all the tips and tricks you share. You are an inspiration Sir! I will continue to pray God's guidance and blessings will cover you and your family daily and in everything you do.
God bless Brother,
Jacob Burkett
Jacob. Thank you so much for this I really appreciate you taking the time to let me know that you were going to do a very similar thing with your grandkids as I did with my daughter. Decorating these pushsticks was a cool and fun process to her and she always looks at it and makes sure I have it if it’s specific spot every time she comes in here. Again, thank you for your support and I appreciate it very much.
Chris, I’m so happy for you and all your success! You really seem like a genuinely great family man and I’m thankful to get to watch this journey you are on.
Thank you very much. I appreciate this.
Hi Chris, that is another great idea, from a Master woodworker/ ideas man, you energy is always in your videos, best regards to you and your family from a Kiwi living in Australia.
Thank you very much! Hope you guys are doing well during your summer season
I gotta start making push sticks. Just got into woodworking and my tablesaw still scares the ever living crap out of me lol. Upgraded the stock push stick with a MicroJig doodad and love it. But I can already see times where I can’t use it without shredding it… and that little bugger ain’t cheap!
That's perfect because I just inherited a table saw and don't have any push sticks! 👍
Just bought one. Keep up the great work.
I have been using a skinny push stick for years. However, my homemade stick and the wider block, do not have fancy 'R's at the end. The block does get chewed up, and gets remade from time to time.
I only use a push stick for 3/4" or less between the blade and the fence. Never even been close. Freaks people out! Used to cut tiny little acrylic square pieces on a sled 1/2"x1/2" on a sled. Ive used table saws since i was 12. Im 59 and got all my fingers.
Just watched this video and paused it to order a set of your bits, but was disappointed to see the set sold out again within 2 hours of you posting this video -- same thing happened to me two weeks ago when you introduced them. I went ahead and ordered the two spiral bits so I'll get them and also ordered your sander mount as I anticipate it will be of real value in cleaning up all those "fuzzies". Thanks for a good video and being so creative a maker!👍
I actually intentionally cut some way down to make seriously thin rips. I have full size ones for 3/8, 1/4, 3/16, and 1/8in strips. I cut a lot of thin strips, and need them identical. I find the thin rip jigs leave you sometimes with a slight variance, so I do them with the fence. I've kept the same ones for years. I have probably 10 push sticks of a variety of sizes of rips, and with various shapes. I don't know, I just like specialized ones. It saves a ton of money, as well.
I love the gap feature, and 100% will be working that into any future ones. Right now I flush trim router a new edge on them, when they need refreshed.
That’s a pretty dang organized way to do it. Intentionally cut material away and leave it that way essentially forever. Definitely takes a craftsman though. Sounds like you got that dialed in brother
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Fantastic design, Chris! 😃
Push sticks do help a lot, but the safety is the most important part! They're great!
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks, you too!
I'll have to get one for my growing push stick collection for sure 👍🏻👊🏻 Another great tool for the shop
Mayes
$9 for shipping. Yikes. This was gonna be more of a novelty for me. I’ll have to wait. Keep up the great work!
If it helps, just think of it as $11 per stick 🙃
Chris, You're killing it brother keep up the the good work!!
Awesome 👏 idea…. And thanks Chris for including it with the original…. Getting mine for sure..
Michael
Every shop needs a variety of push sticks depending on what project you are doing!
,a cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you……
I must say you are awesome you thought so many times outside the box and that's an awesome thing to see you actually help me to move forwards on a couple things now I've purchased a reasonably expensive CNC machine that will cut 4 x 8 sheets of plywood because I wanna make some stuff for a teardrop camper I want to try to cut everything on the CNC myself. The bad part about it is it was back ordered now after I gave them the money but that's OK I'm gonna get it so it's gonna be all good but I appreciate you. You are outstanding!! I look forward to your next video and the next item that you are making
Thank you for this Frank. I appreciate it so much. Sorry it’s on back order. Hopefully you get up and running very soon.
Awesome idea but you could just glue on a sacrificial pice so you could always replace it
Sure you could
I laughed out loud. Thanx Chris. 😊
Yeah man. Thanks for the title of the item. I wasn’t sure if I could completely say who it was or if the anonymity was the way to go. Either way you rock. Thanks brother.
I would totally be ok with a little notoriety. 😉🙃😄
Plus maybe you could use it to throw a little plug for Patreon.
Either way, it was fun to watch ad I've already used it a few times and it performs as advertised. Keep putting out those creative solutions bud.
And as always, I appreciate all you do.
(Hugs to the fam)
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Awesome Greg thank you so much. I appreciate the well wishes and the permission.
That's a great idea! I've needed to make a push stick for a long time, I just haven't really had time to do it, and when I do have time, it's not on my mind. I need to just order one from you and not have to worry about making one myself.
Go for it! Thanks for the consideration Kevin
Just purchased my push stick. This one will sit next to the Cherry one I got from Mr. Fisher. 🙏🏼❤️✝️❤️🙏🏼
Awesome thank you so much. Should be able to get it out to you Monday.
Just ordered from you! Are you coming to workbench con? Hope to see you there
Thank you so much and yes I will be there
Bits sold out as a set again, any chance of setting up notifications for back in stock Chris, want a set of 3 but can wait, do not even mind prepaying to get the special pricing.
Great stuff Chris!
Thank you, John
I think I might have to get myself a pair of push sticks and a 1/8th inch compression bit this week. Maybe Thursday!!! 😄
Oh yeah buddy most definitely looking forward to it Mike
like the idea of the push sticks - do you ship outside of US?
6 hours later and already sold out again ! Nuts.
To bad we cant get these in Belgium 😞 Love your work Keep it up Chris
Hey Chris that was a good idea to make the bottom of the handle all of the push stick 90° to the foot!
When you cut off the bottom of the push stick to true it up, do you ever glue a sacrificial piece back on to regain its original height? Just curious…
Oh absolutely you can do that once you get done trimming it off a few times to kind of rebuild it. Yessir
Nice!
I wouldn't use Drew, Bob or Jimmy's either if they were gifted.
If I bought em?, hell yeah I would
It must be hard to not be a little star struck around em. You are, to me, in that crowd Chris..
You are too kind. Thank you so much. That’s pretty crazy. I really appreciate this.
I don’t own a CNC and know nothing about them other than I want one eventually. So here is a question that may be obvious to some; however, are these bits still good for a hand held router or just for the CNC operation?
They would work in a router table, but you really need some stabilization. Edge guy would work with handheld, but there’s a better options than CNC end mills.
@@AGlimpseInside thank you, I just recently finished my router table and looking to expand my bit collection.
This is something a woodworker should make themselves. A push stick is sacrificial and generally made from some scrap. I'd rather start with a wide push stick and make a new one after a few months than start with a super thin one to start. Cool as the design is.
You understand that’s why there isn’t any charge for it when you support me by buying a push stick. It’s a helpful accessory that I feel should just be an added bonus.
There's nothing like getting close to that saw blade to make one cringe and wish you had a great push stick, and those look like just the trick
Hi Chris, Would like to purchase your french cleats. What spacing should I use. I need this to figure out how many I need to order thanks James
I typically space my cleats about 10 inches apart on center. Honestly it really is a personal taste. You don’t need to stack them up tight 2 to 3 inches like you may have seen. I recommend anywhere between 7 to 12 inches apart and that should be sufficient for almost anything
You're supposed to cut into it and when it's cut up too much you cut it off and reattach another wood piece back under it.
Yeah, you can do that with other models, but this one is designed to be trimmed 2 to 3 times to make it function like it was new without having to go through the process of reattaching anything but eventually yes, you could just slap another piece of wood on the bottom and a small tab at the back
Inspire Woodcraft (I believe his name is Jodie) did a video a couple months ago on a better way to do thin rips.
Post a link
@@AGlimpseInside I don't know how to do that on my phone. The name of the channel is Inspire Woodcraft. The title of the video is "throw out your thin rip jig."
I went on your website still says the 3 bets are sold out I though it was to be a better deal
What were you expecting for? Really high-quality bits
Cool Chris. Not over priced,but I’m a firm believer in If you’re a woodworker on ANY level, you should be making your own. I make them from scrap. They take only a few minutes. I hope you make a fortune selling them, but if your a woodworker and can’t make a push stick, I’m not sure you’re an actual woodworker 😋😋no disrespect, nothing mean to anyone,
No disrespect at all. I’m actually a pretty good cook but you know what I order takeout. It’s honestly no different. It’s just a different flavor of how someone put something together.
Man, I miss the builds videos.
Trust me, I miss them more. There’s just not as much time due to being so busy with this small business. I completely understand where you’re coming from.
Who doesn’t need a little skinny rip in their lives 😅
Sorry but a push stick will become dangerous as it gets thin, but the skinny rip is thin from the start? 🤷
The reply to this is not visible. I wish that YT would stop doing that
The original person who made the comment has the ability to delete comments underneath. That’s more than likely what happened. Oh I don’t know. Did you delete it sly?
@@AGlimpseInside Huh? 🙄
@@Sly_Wolf_1 underneath your comment, it says view 4 replies. Well until I left this one now it’s gonna say five. But when you click to look at them, there’s going to be one fewer then it says indicating maybe one got deleted I’m just curious if you did or not or if CZcams is not showing somebody else’s reply in this thread.
@@AGlimpseInside i didn't delete anything, to be honest i didn't know someone had replied😂😂 Forgive me I'm getting old 😔
If you buy a plywood push stick for $12.00, you’re not a “maker” you’re a “buyer”. Oh and him telling people that this is to “support” him is odd. He’s not a charity, he’s a business. if you want people to support you, give them something of value in exchange. That’s how a business works.
I never claimed to be a charity. This is most definitely a small business through and through. Let me ask you this. You probably can cook for yourself which I hope so but every once in a while, you allow other people to do it for you don’t you. Restaurants, etc., it’s the same principle, so next time, please make valid arguments on this channel.
@@AGlimpseInside cooking is another hobby of mine. Since it’s a hobby, like woodworking, doing thing myself brings me joy. With both cooking and woodworking, as your push stick says, it’s the act of making. With cooking, I understand that some restaurants can absolutely make things better and more efficiently than I can. Fried chicken is an item that costs more both in ingredients and time. I’ll gladly pay for good fried chicken since it saves me both money and time. I’m happy to support a business that provides me that value exchange. But that is a more complex item. A push stick is probably more analogous to something like making simple scrambled eggs. It’s so easy and cheap to make, there’s not really a scenario where I would opt to order it vs making it myself. A plywood push stick can be made in under 2 minutes for a fraction of the cost. But to be fair, this is not constructive for either of us. If you sell something that someone buys, sure. I do not think that you should respond to other comments that question the value or price of this by saying that the point of this is to support you. You support yourself by providing value to others.Whatever form that takes.
If I had to pay for push sticks I would take up a different hobby
It’s not really about that brother. But I get your point.
@@AGlimpseInside Yup, I get it. If people want to support you by buying your products, there's nothing wrong with that.