PushPRO PP1 Push Stick for Table Saws - EVA Tipped Push Block That Reduces Vibrations and Improves Material Grip - Woodworking Tools and Safety Accessories

Great push stick that is long and protects your fingers and hands from being near the blade. Functionality and quality is well thought out with the ability to replace the tip if it hits the blade. The design with the replacement tip is top notch as if it hits the blade, it's not going to shatter or kick back on you with the foam insert. Great purchase and a wonderful addition to the shop.

Not much to write about. It works as it should and is comfortable to hold. Seems sturdy - I expect it to last forever unless the plastic disintegrates. Yes you could easily make your own push stick, but if you’re going to buy one this is a good one

If you have a table saw and you don't have a push stick then you should probably check your insurance for amputation and blunt force trauma reimbursement. There are many designs for push sticks and this is one of them, but it is a good one. It is long enough to keep your hands clear of the blade and prevent you leaning over but short enough to control your work piece. The rubber tip has a corner in it that provides good contact and can be reversed when worn out (or cut off). It is sturdy and likely to last as long as your saw.

Good gripe of the wood very safe to ise

Much more solid and comfortable to use than the cheap plastic stick that came with the table saw. Not cheap but worth it for any regular table saw user.

It comes in two pieces very easy because it came assembled, amazing price for the quality it was built, easy to hold in my husbands hand, I got it so he can push wood with his table saw and it does a fantastic job doesn’t push up. Fits great in his hand providing comfort for the design it was made in. Highly recommended.

I have a small job-site table saw. The saw works great - and does pretty much everything I want it to do. However, the push stick that comes with it, always makes me feel a little "sketch" as I use it. Feels like it will slip and cause issues. Enter the BOW PushPro. First off - it's a sturdy piece of kit - doesn't feel flimsy like the push-stick that comes with the saw. AND the foam "foot" that it has, is deliberately sacrificial - if you get too close to the blade, a little foam gets chewed up... not your finger! And - unlike your finger - you can easily replace that foam piece! Considering the table saw seems designed to try to kill you at every turn - a tool like this is a must-have. ALWAYS check your cuts before you make them, figure out where the wood will go pre-and-post cut, and rehearse before the blade spins. And - most importantly- have a tool like this to keep your fingers away from that murderous blade! I still have all 10 digits - but know a few who don't. Get one of these and keep the TEN!

I bought this to use with my table saw. On the advice of one of my favorite content creators, I chose this product to replace the factory supplied, all hard plastic push stick.

Quand un poussoir classique passe dans la lame, on sait que c'est mieux que ce soit le plastique que les doigts qui saute, mais ce qu'on ne sait pas forcément —et dont j'ai récemment fait l’expérience—, c'est que les poussoirs en plastiques sont durs et rigides et que lorsqu'ils sont happés par la lame, ça fait des dégâts. En ce qui me concerne, ça a cassé la plaque amovible qui entoure la lame, mais, surtout, quand la lame a pris le poussoir, il m'a été arraché des mains et m'a tapé un des doigts qui le tenaient. Et d'une vitesse et d'une force ! Alors, bien sur, c'est moins grave qu'un doigts coupé, mais ça fait bien bien mal et laisse un souvenir suffisamment pertinent pour qu'on ait envie que ce soit le dernier du genre. Du coup, je comprends mieux la mousse sur ce poussoir, je comprends mieux le prix de ce poussoir, j'en ai acheté un, et je viens d'en commander un second (pour plaquer une pièce et pousser une pièces par ex).

Sturdy and safe

I almost always use this push stick with my table saw, it has a great handle and I feel safer using it than using my hands. I also love that the end of the stick is made on foam, in case I touch the blade.

exactly as described. lovely stick and well worth the money

solid, came with extra foam tips. foam feels good in action. not as skinner as other push sticks, so thin cuts.... really need to make a jig for thin cuts while using the guard. does everything it should very well. good purchase.