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- Rockler Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig
Overview
This jig allows you to rip thin strips on the left side of the blade, eliminating the danger of pushing narrow strips between the saw and fence. Since the strip is not trapped between the blade and fence, there is also less risk of binding and kickback. It's simple to use; a single knob locks the jig into the miter track and locks your setting at the same time. Ball bearing guide keeps your workpiece firmly against the fence for perfect repeatability. Use the graduated scale to fine-tune for extremely thin strips.
Features:
Features:
- The perfect tool for edging, inlay, bent laminations and more
- Solid phenolic for durability
- Low-profile miter track clamp locks in at any point along the miter track
- Also works great on the bandsaw as a single-point fence for cutting curved slats in multiples
- Adjusts from 1-3/8" away from your miter track to 5-11/16" away from your miter track, enough for the thinnest rips
- Measures 5-1/4"W x 8"L
- The jig is stationary, while the fence is moved for each cut
- Fits 3/4" W x 3/8" D Miter Tracks
Important Notes
- Ripping thin strips requires the use of a zero-clearance insert, sold separately.
What's included
(1) Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig
Technical Details
- Brand: Rockler
- Weight (lbs): 1.3000
- Type: Positioning
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Why did you choose this?
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i am making some fishing nets that require alternating thin strips of ash and walnut
tom b
on Mar 29, 2018
It was needed.
Frederick B
on Mar 15, 2018
I chose this item for ripping lamination strips for rockers on rocking chairs.
Paul E L
on Feb 25, 2018
Lost bearing to original.would like another bearing but didn't see it listed. If in stock, Bill me and send me one.
Thanks
Thanks
jerry g
on Feb 9, 2018
I needed to purchase something more to get free shipping.
Anthony M
on Jan 28, 2018
To rip thin strips.
John R
on Jan 1, 2018
Much safer than ripping thin pieces without it.
BILL/EMILY N
on Dec 16, 2017
I have used it before and it is a great way to do multiple thin cuts on the tablesaw
Chuck M
on Dec 14, 2017
Use a lot,of thin strips and this looks like a safer method than I use
Ed J
on Dec 14, 2017
My husband and I do woodworking and at times we need some very thin strips. I thought this would help with the process
sharon K
on Dec 14, 2017
Was on a xmas wish list
Lee B
on Dec 10, 2017
safety, worth a try.
john K
on Dec 10, 2017
Ingenious. First time I've seen one.
Steve P
on Dec 9, 2017
I use a bead detail in my cabinet openings and this will improve my accuracy and speed.
Gerald F. B
on Dec 9, 2017
It seems to do a proper job of cutting thin strips.
Billy M
on Dec 8, 2017
I like the fact that it has a rolling wheel instead of just a slide.
Donald B
on Dec 8, 2017
Item was specifically requested
Kim L
on Nov 29, 2017
same as above
Richard F
on Oct 7, 2017
a safer and easier way to cut stock on a table saw without having to measure each time.
Robert L
on Jul 17, 2017
I am going to work on very small wooden parts.
Juan S
on Jul 5, 2017
Looks to be a handy tool to have!
Richard F
on Jun 5, 2017
I like all my fingers and want to take them to the grave
John V
on Jun 4, 2017
Working on making my own inlays. This should help.
Nancy H
on May 26, 2017
Thin ripping on the left is usually hit or miss to get the right size. Thin ripping next to the blade is scary and dangerous.
Larry B
on Apr 17, 2017
WILL WORK GOOD FOR MY PROJECTS
ARTHUR G
on Mar 20, 2017
i am making some fishing nets that require alternating thin strips of ash and walnut
tom b
on Mar 29, 2018
Because I make lots of projects that need thin pieces.
Jay T
on Mar 25, 2018
It was needed.
Frederick B
on Mar 15, 2018
recommended by a friend.
JAMES F
on Mar 10, 2018
I chose this item for ripping lamination strips for rockers on rocking chairs.
Paul E L
on Feb 25, 2018
Excellent, safe and accurate idea/product.
Reviews also helped to make decision.
Reviews also helped to make decision.
bob z
on Feb 11, 2018
Lost bearing to original.would like another bearing but didn't see it listed. If in stock, Bill me and send me one.
Thanks
Thanks
jerry g
on Feb 9, 2018
safety
Stanley S
on Feb 4, 2018
I needed to purchase something more to get free shipping.
Anthony M
on Jan 28, 2018
TO CUT THIN SLIVERS OF WOOD
SHADOW
on Jan 26, 2018
To rip thin strips.
John R
on Jan 1, 2018
For my table saw
Patrick M
on Dec 18, 2017
Much safer than ripping thin pieces without it.
BILL/EMILY N
on Dec 16, 2017
Cut Shaker box strips for bending.
Dennis C
on Dec 14, 2017
I have used it before and it is a great way to do multiple thin cuts on the tablesaw
Chuck M
on Dec 14, 2017
Looks like a good tool to have and use.
FRANK N
on Dec 14, 2017
Use a lot,of thin strips and this looks like a safer method than I use
Ed J
on Dec 14, 2017
Was something I wanted to add to my shop
Alfred P
on Dec 14, 2017
My husband and I do woodworking and at times we need some very thin strips. I thought this would help with the process
sharon K
on Dec 14, 2017
My dad picked it out for Christmas....
Jennifer S
on Dec 11, 2017
Was on a xmas wish list
Lee B
on Dec 10, 2017
am making projects requiring several thin cvuts
Sam D
on Dec 10, 2017
safety, worth a try.
john K
on Dec 10, 2017
takes the guess work out of depth/width. easy to use with the miter gauge track
Barry S
on Dec 10, 2017
Ingenious. First time I've seen one.
Steve P
on Dec 9, 2017
Make thin strips easier and faster.
Michael C
on Dec 9, 2017
I use a bead detail in my cabinet openings and this will improve my accuracy and speed.
Gerald F. B
on Dec 9, 2017
Another tool to have if & when needed
Jim M
on Dec 9, 2017
It seems to do a proper job of cutting thin strips.
Billy M
on Dec 8, 2017
It is safe and simple (I like simple)
Tom T
on Dec 8, 2017
I like the fact that it has a rolling wheel instead of just a slide.
Donald B
on Dec 8, 2017
It's a gift for my husband.
Bonnie C
on Dec 5, 2017
Item was specifically requested
Kim L
on Nov 29, 2017
saw on youtube liked it
Garre L
on Oct 31, 2017
same as above
Richard F
on Oct 7, 2017
Basket making, bent laminations, and cutting boards.
Sean A
on Aug 11, 2017
a safer and easier way to cut stock on a table saw without having to measure each time.
Robert L
on Jul 17, 2017
Looks like an easy way to cut thin strips away from the fence
James S
on Jul 9, 2017
I am going to work on very small wooden parts.
Juan S
on Jul 5, 2017
Starting to make my own banding.
Marianne S
on Jun 20, 2017
Looks to be a handy tool to have!
Richard F
on Jun 5, 2017
nicked my little finger nail. this is the perfect tool I need. Need all my fingers. been working with wood for 40+ years. at 71 it's time to be a bit safer.
Joseph
on Jun 4, 2017
I like all my fingers and want to take them to the grave
John V
on Jun 4, 2017
i have projects that i need thin strips all uniform size i thought this would help better . i though this jig was on sale for 24.99 not for 29.99 in the june catalog . thank you
carlton r
on Jun 1, 2017
Working on making my own inlays. This should help.
Nancy H
on May 26, 2017
looking for a reliable way to make very thin cuts on the non keeper side of the blade
Jay C
on May 11, 2017
Thin ripping on the left is usually hit or miss to get the right size. Thin ripping next to the blade is scary and dangerous.
Larry B
on Apr 17, 2017
tried other ways of ripping small pieces and this looks like it'll work well.
Carl M
on Apr 8, 2017
WILL WORK GOOD FOR MY PROJECTS
ARTHUR G
on Mar 20, 2017
Home workshop
Richard R
on Mar 14, 2017
Because I make lots of projects that need thin pieces.
Jay T
on Mar 25, 2018
recommended by a friend.
JAMES F
on Mar 10, 2018
Excellent, safe and accurate idea/product.
Reviews also helped to make decision.
Reviews also helped to make decision.
bob z
on Feb 11, 2018
safety
Stanley S
on Feb 4, 2018
TO CUT THIN SLIVERS OF WOOD
SHADOW
on Jan 26, 2018
For my table saw
Patrick M
on Dec 18, 2017
Cut Shaker box strips for bending.
Dennis C
on Dec 14, 2017
Looks like a good tool to have and use.
FRANK N
on Dec 14, 2017
Was something I wanted to add to my shop
Alfred P
on Dec 14, 2017
My dad picked it out for Christmas....
Jennifer S
on Dec 11, 2017
am making projects requiring several thin cvuts
Sam D
on Dec 10, 2017
takes the guess work out of depth/width. easy to use with the miter gauge track
Barry S
on Dec 10, 2017
Make thin strips easier and faster.
Michael C
on Dec 9, 2017
Another tool to have if & when needed
Jim M
on Dec 9, 2017
It is safe and simple (I like simple)
Tom T
on Dec 8, 2017
It's a gift for my husband.
Bonnie C
on Dec 5, 2017
saw on youtube liked it
Garre L
on Oct 31, 2017
Basket making, bent laminations, and cutting boards.
Sean A
on Aug 11, 2017
Looks like an easy way to cut thin strips away from the fence
James S
on Jul 9, 2017
Starting to make my own banding.
Marianne S
on Jun 20, 2017
nicked my little finger nail. this is the perfect tool I need. Need all my fingers. been working with wood for 40+ years. at 71 it's time to be a bit safer.
Joseph
on Jun 4, 2017
i have projects that i need thin strips all uniform size i thought this would help better . i though this jig was on sale for 24.99 not for 29.99 in the june catalog . thank you
carlton r
on Jun 1, 2017
looking for a reliable way to make very thin cuts on the non keeper side of the blade
Jay C
on May 11, 2017
tried other ways of ripping small pieces and this looks like it'll work well.
Carl M
on Apr 8, 2017
Home workshop
Richard R
on Mar 14, 2017
Does anyone use this on a Ridgid R4512 saw?
Umpire.20
on Jun 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Yes it's a great match
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- Dennis B on Jun 29, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 14, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes it's a great match
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- Dennis B on Jun 29, 2017
- Purchased on Jan 14, 2017
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Am I missing a piece. How does the knob attach to the jig
JohnA
on Feb 29, 2016
BEST ANSWER: The knob attaches to a 5/16" , countersunk bolt that is 1 1/2" long. The bolt comes up from the base plate, trough the miter guide. The countersunk bolt expands the miter guide to secure it in the miter slot.
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- William M on Feb 29, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The knob attaches to a 5/16" , countersunk bolt that is 1 1/2" long. The bolt comes up from the base plate, trough the miter guide. The countersunk bolt expands the miter guide to secure it in the miter slot.
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- William M on Feb 29, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2015
The knob attaches to a piece that fits into the miter gage slot. The knob locks the jig in place.
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- Lawrence B on Mar 2, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 3, 2015
The knob is tightened and attached by a bolt coming thru the miter bar on the bottom.
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- Paul B on Feb 29, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2015
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Does this do something I can't do with my featherboards?
Buckeye Bill
on Nov 20, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The bearing on the thin rip jig acts as a positive stop for repeatable thin strip creation. It does act as a feather board as the rolling bearing keeps positive pressure against the piece being cut. The reference lines on the yellow band also allows for small incremental adjustments. It works equally well as a re-saw guide on the bandsaw for thin strips. The only negative that I have on this jig is the lack of a hole in the jig to hang it up for easy access.
I use it to make thin strips for basket handles, basket staves, rims, and dulcimer sides. This works better and safer than the feather boards that I was using previously.
I use it to make thin strips for basket handles, basket staves, rims, and dulcimer sides. This works better and safer than the feather boards that I was using previously.
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- Mark H on Nov 20, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The bearing on the thin rip jig acts as a positive stop for repeatable thin strip creation. It does act as a feather board as the rolling bearing keeps positive pressure against the piece being cut. The reference lines on the yellow band also allows for small incremental adjustments. It works equally well as a re-saw guide on the bandsaw for thin strips. The only negative that I have on this jig is the lack of a hole in the jig to hang it up for easy access.
I use it to make thin strips for basket handles, basket staves, rims, and dulcimer sides. This works better and safer than the feather boards that I was using previously.
I use it to make thin strips for basket handles, basket staves, rims, and dulcimer sides. This works better and safer than the feather boards that I was using previously.
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- Mark H on Nov 20, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2015
There should be no reason you couldn't place a feather board in front. of the jig. The jig does have a small roller bearing to allow the wood to move and avoid pinching it. A feather board would help to prevent kickback on the fence side of the blade. If you use a push stick and keep support behind the piece you should be fine. Nice little jig for repeatable thin rips.
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- Michael B on Nov 23, 2015
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2015
Your feather board will flex some depending on how hard you push your material into it and thus may give you varied results.
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- Matthew K on Dec 28, 2015
- Purchased on Oct 10, 2015
Allows risk free repetitive thin cuts which can't easily do with feather boards.
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- John D on Nov 22, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 14, 2015
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Will it work on a Hammer N4400 bandsaw with a miter slot of 5mm deep and 15 mm wide?
mike g
on Dec 1, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The miter slider is 18.85mm wide and 9.15mm deep. So this portion of the jig will not work on your tool. So I would say it would not work for you.
You have an odd sized miter slot on this saw.
You have an odd sized miter slot on this saw.
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- L D on Dec 1, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: The miter slider is 18.85mm wide and 9.15mm deep. So this portion of the jig will not work on your tool. So I would say it would not work for you.
You have an odd sized miter slot on this saw.
You have an odd sized miter slot on this saw.
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- L D on Dec 1, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 25, 2015
No your miter slot is to narrow ,need 3/4 inch slot
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- Nancy S on Dec 2, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 24, 2015
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Will this work on a Dewalt table saw DWE 7491 RS?
SHADOW
on Jan 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: I have this exact saw, and while it fits, its use is limited because of where the miter slot is located. I couldn’t get very thin strips even after adjusting the product all the way.
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- Nicholas D on Jan 27, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 28, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I have this exact saw, and while it fits, its use is limited because of where the miter slot is located. I couldn’t get very thin strips even after adjusting the product all the way.
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- Nicholas D on Jan 27, 2018
- Purchased on Jan 28, 2016
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My Ryobi table saw has a miter slot that is 3-1/4" from the blade. Can this be used or modified to reach that far? I'll need to rip 1/8" strips.
Dale B
on Mar 3, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Yes, It will easily reach that far.
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- David B on Mar 3, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Yes, It will easily reach that far.
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- David B on Mar 3, 2017
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2015
Yes it will reach 5 1/2 INCHES
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- John C on Mar 4, 2017
- Purchased on Mar 20, 2015
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Does it matter which side of the blade the jig is on? My left side miter track would only allow for about a 1/2" minimum cut but the right side is closer so I could get a much thinner cut.
Mike S
on Jul 2, 2016
BEST ANSWER: It doesn't matter which side of the blade you place the jig, as long as your fence is on the side of the blade opposite the jig. You'll have to have some reference surface (i.e. the fence) to get consistent cuts.
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- Jeffrey C on Jul 3, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 17, 2015
BEST ANSWER: It doesn't matter which side of the blade you place the jig, as long as your fence is on the side of the blade opposite the jig. You'll have to have some reference surface (i.e. the fence) to get consistent cuts.
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- Jeffrey C on Jul 3, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 17, 2015
I typically use this on the left side of my blade but it does appear that it would work equally as well from the right side.
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- Joseph M on Jul 3, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 1, 2015
I use mine on the right side and it does fine
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- Michael C on Jul 3, 2016
- Purchased on Feb 10, 2015
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Can two guides be used for greater accuracy, with the other places in the line with mid point of the saw?
Ensar B
on Apr 8, 2016
BEST ANSWER: I use the single Thin Rip jig and a finishing blade to cut walnut basketry strips of .070 thick and 50" long and only have variation of .001"-.005" over the entire lengths which is finished on a drum sander. If you need additional support on long pieces for accuracy, I would recommend a finger jig in front of the Thin Rip jig to add additional pressure against the workpiece and fence. A second Thin Rip jig could be used for the same purpose.
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- Mark H on Apr 10, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I use the single Thin Rip jig and a finishing blade to cut walnut basketry strips of .070 thick and 50" long and only have variation of .001"-.005" over the entire lengths which is finished on a drum sander. If you need additional support on long pieces for accuracy, I would recommend a finger jig in front of the Thin Rip jig to add additional pressure against the workpiece and fence. A second Thin Rip jig could be used for the same purpose.
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- Mark H on Apr 10, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 2, 2015
This device acts like a stop before the cut is made. It needs to be placed a few inched in front of the blade as shown in the photo (not in the middle or behind the blade). I do not see how 2 devices would improve accuracy.
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- David B on Apr 8, 2016
- Purchased on Apr 5, 2015
I do not know the answer to this question.
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- Lawrence B on Apr 9, 2016
- Purchased on Mar 3, 2015
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Any chance you can make this work on the Dewalt contractor saw who's slot is 6" from the blade?
Wm M
on Jul 25, 2017
BEST ANSWER: Dear Wm M.
Assuming you are going to use this jig in the same orientation as shown in the Rockler catalog, there is a roller bearing at the apex of the curved surface on the right side. This bearing is butted up against the piece that is to be cut. When the jig is set to maximum width cut (the jig is all the way to the left), I measured the distance from the right edge of the bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 1 5/16". When the jig is positioned to a minimum cur (jig is all the way to the right), I measured the distance from the right edge of the roller bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 5 11/16".
Remember, this jig has a mitre bar insert underneath that fits into the mitre slot and the 5 star knob on the top allows one to adjust the blue top portion left or right for the desired width cut. Also remember, as is shown in the rockler catalog, you are cutting the pieces off the LEFT side of the blade. Hope this helps !
Assuming you are going to use this jig in the same orientation as shown in the Rockler catalog, there is a roller bearing at the apex of the curved surface on the right side. This bearing is butted up against the piece that is to be cut. When the jig is set to maximum width cut (the jig is all the way to the left), I measured the distance from the right edge of the bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 1 5/16". When the jig is positioned to a minimum cur (jig is all the way to the right), I measured the distance from the right edge of the roller bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 5 11/16".
Remember, this jig has a mitre bar insert underneath that fits into the mitre slot and the 5 star knob on the top allows one to adjust the blue top portion left or right for the desired width cut. Also remember, as is shown in the rockler catalog, you are cutting the pieces off the LEFT side of the blade. Hope this helps !
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- WILSON W on Jul 26, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 1, 2015
BEST ANSWER: Dear Wm M.
Assuming you are going to use this jig in the same orientation as shown in the Rockler catalog, there is a roller bearing at the apex of the curved surface on the right side. This bearing is butted up against the piece that is to be cut. When the jig is set to maximum width cut (the jig is all the way to the left), I measured the distance from the right edge of the bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 1 5/16". When the jig is positioned to a minimum cur (jig is all the way to the right), I measured the distance from the right edge of the roller bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 5 11/16".
Remember, this jig has a mitre bar insert underneath that fits into the mitre slot and the 5 star knob on the top allows one to adjust the blue top portion left or right for the desired width cut. Also remember, as is shown in the rockler catalog, you are cutting the pieces off the LEFT side of the blade. Hope this helps !
Assuming you are going to use this jig in the same orientation as shown in the Rockler catalog, there is a roller bearing at the apex of the curved surface on the right side. This bearing is butted up against the piece that is to be cut. When the jig is set to maximum width cut (the jig is all the way to the left), I measured the distance from the right edge of the bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 1 5/16". When the jig is positioned to a minimum cur (jig is all the way to the right), I measured the distance from the right edge of the roller bearing race to the right edge of the mitre slot insert to be 5 11/16".
Remember, this jig has a mitre bar insert underneath that fits into the mitre slot and the 5 star knob on the top allows one to adjust the blue top portion left or right for the desired width cut. Also remember, as is shown in the rockler catalog, you are cutting the pieces off the LEFT side of the blade. Hope this helps !
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- WILSON W on Jul 26, 2017
- Purchased on Aug 1, 2015
I have used the thin rip tables jig on my Dewalt DW 745 contractor saw and it worked superbly. The saw has two miter tracks and the (commonly used) track to the left of the blade is actually only about 4 3/4" from the blade. I would recommend using THAT track in conjunction with the fence to the right of the blade (you NEED the fence for this setup as you ride your workpieces against it (see Rockler picture) - the jig itself is just a depth stop). However, if you really must use the 'other' miter track that is 6" to the right of the blade (in this case with a fence to the left), this little jig would still do the job; in it's fullest extension it can in fact reach the blade from the right hand side track and the measuring marks on that yellow strip are fully available at this 6" extension.
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- STEFAN K on Jul 25, 2017
- Purchased on Jul 31, 2015
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Does this jig provide a nice tight fit in a JET table saw?
George O
on Jun 11, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This item fits in a miter track that is 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep. Make sure the small flanges just below the head of the bolt are in line with the miter track to ensure that it tightens properly.
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- Rick H Staff on Jun 13, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This item fits in a miter track that is 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep. Make sure the small flanges just below the head of the bolt are in line with the miter track to ensure that it tightens properly.
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- Rick H Staff on Jun 13, 2017
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I was wondering about whether this would fit in a dewalt 745? The table is pretty small and wondering if it could be placed properly and safely? Sure hope the answer is yes.
Rick J
on Jun 4, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The only problem I can see is the miter slot size. This tool requires a miter slot that is 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep.
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- Rick H Staff on Jun 5, 2017
BEST ANSWER: The only problem I can see is the miter slot size. This tool requires a miter slot that is 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep.
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- Rick H Staff on Jun 5, 2017
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My Hitachi contractor table saw miter slot is only 9/16" wide by 3/8" deep. This Rockler jig description says miter slot bar is 3/4" wide by 3/8" deep.
Does Rockler have a miter bar that can be installed in place of the 3/4" wide one that would fit my 9/16" wide table saw slot?
Does Rockler have a miter bar that can be installed in place of the 3/4" wide one that would fit my 9/16" wide table saw slot?
Robert L
on Oct 17, 2016
BEST ANSWER: No. However, you might be able to make a bar out of oak that is 9/16" wide x 5" long x 3/8" deep and screw it in place of the original bar. Then the jig would need to be clamped to the table top to hold its position firmly in place. Maybe using a 2x4 cut to the length of your saw table top mounted on the blue top of the jig with "C" clamps on each end of the 2x4 would hold the jig in place. You could cut a 5 1/4" wide dado in the 2x4 1/8" deep or so to better fit over the Blue top of the jig. Just a possible solution for you.
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- David B on Oct 17, 2016
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BEST ANSWER: No. However, you might be able to make a bar out of oak that is 9/16" wide x 5" long x 3/8" deep and screw it in place of the original bar. Then the jig would need to be clamped to the table top to hold its position firmly in place. Maybe using a 2x4 cut to the length of your saw table top mounted on the blue top of the jig with "C" clamps on each end of the 2x4 would hold the jig in place. You could cut a 5 1/4" wide dado in the 2x4 1/8" deep or so to better fit over the Blue top of the jig. Just a possible solution for you.
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The bearing on this jig came off and is lost. How can I get another?
Kenneth G
on Sep 21, 2017
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Very useful for repetitive accuracy
This was recommended to me by my woodworking instructor. Very simple yet quite well built. Accurate and reliable. Sets up in seconds.
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Ripping guide
Great product.......used the device to create laminating stripe for a lazy susan finished face edge. Finished project looks fantastic.
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It works well.
Allows for cutting thin strips of consistent dimension. The miter bar fits perfectly in my Craftsman contractor bar. I used it to cut facing strips for my kitchen cabinet shelves. Looks great compared to the glue-on paper the builder used.
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Thin rip table saw jig
Perfect device for making scribe.
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So far so good
Works as described, very easy set up.
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Great tool
Works as expected creates uniform thin strips.
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Thin Rip Table Saw Jig
I just used it the other day to cut inlay strips for a box I’m building. I’m very satisfied with this tool and would highly recommend it to any one.
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This is a good product!
I recommend this product. I am cutting boards all the time having to work near the fence making thin cuts. This is a must have table saw tool. It will save your fingers from being cut by the saw!!
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It was everything I thought it would be, it makes accurate cuts and the gauge system makes it easy to add and decrease stip sizes
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Excellent!
Works as advertised. Very handy and quick to set up
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The Thin Rip Tablesaw Jig is the best ! It is the best $29.99 I spent in a long time. I took it out of the box and cut 54 pieces of 1/16 oak strips for a basket weave project I was working on.
You hit a home run with this one./
Tom Turowski
You hit a home run with this one./
Tom Turowski
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it was easy to use and worked great!!
this is a good way to handle those narrow cuts.
this is a good way to handle those narrow cuts.
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For the table saw and the band saw
Makes ripping thin strips safe and easy
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Quality Product!
Itâ??s a quality product. it worked great!
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Great Product
Very functional. Used for 1/16 and 1/8 veneer. Works for both table and bandsaw. With slightly wider miter slots, takes some strength to get locked in first couple times...but solid after that.
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Good Quality
Excellent quality, well thought out and designed. The fit and operation are perfect for cutting thin strips or even as a stop for cutting small lengths on the table saw.
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Awesome
Super easy to use. It's really going to come in handy when I start building my cedar strip canoe and a bunch of other projects as well.
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Impressive
I think this is one of the coolest tools I have in my shop. It's so much safer to rip thin strips with this.
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Should have got this for my table saw a long time ago. Now I have no problem of ripping thin stock to whatever thickness I want, ease of use and setting up. Recommend this jig to anyone ripping thin wood stock.
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Love this tool, helps secure all rips nicely
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An Amazing Useful Tool
I had built several simple one time jigs to make narrow strips for several projects that I was working on. Because I was building a new mobile tool chest for my garage I start to make another simple jig to cut 3/32" strips out of poplar. I had just receive my monthly flyer from Rockler and saw this adjustable jig and thought "What the Hell" and went to the local store and bought it. It so simple to use I didn't look at the instruction sheet that came with it. Cut my first strip to perfection no need to make any adjustment. Money well spent.
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Great little jig
Does the job just as it should. Buy it if you need it'
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Thin Rip Jig
Thin rip jig is a must for cutting inland strips from a board

The thin rip tablesaw jig made it a breeze to cut the inlay strips needed for the cribbage board
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banding delight
if you are making very thin cuts on the discard side of the blade this is the best . It is simple and it works. You can create your own banding with ease.
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Works perfectly! Thin strips were precisely uniform needed for cutting splines.

Walnut splines on a small urn box.
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Wonderful piece of equipment.
Does exactly what it's supposed to do. Couldn't be happier with it. I couldn't have made cedar shingles for a birdhouse any other way!

Shingles were made with this jig. Couldn't have made them without it.
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Nice jig for resawing on bandsaw
This jig helps stabilize lumber that I resaw on my bandsaw. I place it just forward of the blade to keep consistent pressure on the board/fence as the board moves through the blade. Very helpful!
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Wonderful jig!
This jig is very accurate and easy to set up. I needed to cut several 1/8" by 1/8" strips of ebony for decorative box trim. I was able to do it with this jig and my trusty micro jig grr-ripper with no problems at all. This is one of of those things that you could make for yourself, but for the price and quality of this one, it's not worth it. If you have thin strips to cut, you can't go wrong with this jig.
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I needed 81 strips 1/16 in. thick 3/4in. wide and 18in. long. I don't know how I would have been able to do this without this jig.
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Exactly right....
to enable you to cut multiple strips perfectly.
I like to make my own moldings. For larger stuff, I use my Woodmaster, but for thin cover strips or fine moldings, I first cut them on the router table to whatever profile I'm using and then I can cut them off using this jig and every one is exactly the same width so they miter perfectly. Really a great little tool. My SawStop saw has 3/4x7/16" slots so it works great for me. I highly recommend this jig.
I like to make my own moldings. For larger stuff, I use my Woodmaster, but for thin cover strips or fine moldings, I first cut them on the router table to whatever profile I'm using and then I can cut them off using this jig and every one is exactly the same width so they miter perfectly. Really a great little tool. My SawStop saw has 3/4x7/16" slots so it works great for me. I highly recommend this jig.
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I really like this product I used it to make small veneer pieces for a train tunnel worked great cant wait to use it again.
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great jig
This jig was super easy to set up and start using. Cuts are consistently repeatable. Jig is easy to use and a pleasure to use. Highly recommend.
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Thin Rip Tablesaw jig
Quite simple to use. Very stable on the saw table. I like it.
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thin rip jig
outstanding. Very useful tool
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5 stars
This is a great tool for strip built canoes/kayaks and keeps your cuts uniform and your work safe
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Works Like A Charm
Works very well. I have a Bosch 4100 contractor saw and the distance from the left side miter slot is maybe 1/8 of an inch from allowing the ball bearing to touch the blade. When you lock the jig down it backs up slightly so I just enlarged the slot in the jig with a round file. Works perfectly now. Cut some needed pine strips at 1/16 and 1/32 thickness.
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Simple to use I would recommend it to any woodworker beginner or advanced

First project : cutting thin strips to make a cheeseboard.
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works perfectly
This thin rip jig is well made and worked perfectly for ripping thin strips. Just takes a few passes to "dial in" the thickness you want and then your good to go for repeated thin strips.
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Fingers more valuable than cost of this jig.
After too many close calls ripping thin strips against a fence, I decided it was time to purchase this. Glad I did. Wish I had done earlier. Works great: accurate, simple to use, consistent cuts, well built, etc. A real time saver. The other benefit of this jig is that it allowed me to "up" my game in the projects I was building. No longer do I use the iron-on edging. This jig provides better result with a more professional look. At the cost of this jig, it has already been paid back vs. buying iron-on edging, (besides, my wife no longer wonders how glue ended up on the iron).
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Simple but effective.
Clever and simple. Well made and does the job. Can also use as an alternative featherboard on longer rips.
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Nice to have
I make a lot of boxes with miter corners. Needed a quick and safe way to rip splines. Very satisfied
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Highly recommended!
Ripping narrow stock up against the fence is not only not advised,, but very dangerous as well. This jig is an incredible tool, easy to use and very well-made. It is exactly what I needed it to do which was make very narrow repeat cuts, many of which were a 16th of an inch. Even if you only make narrow cuts on occasion, you won't be sorry for getting this.
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Amazingly simple and easy to use
Very surprised at the ease or use and function of this jig. Works great, simple straight forward and just works.
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Great product
Great product. Works very well on old craftsman table saw
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Another great product by Rockler
This saved me a lot of time from having to stop building, to make a jig that does the same thing. Good quality and does a great job. My only request would be a tighter fit in the track. I got around this challenge by using masking tape on the edges of the track but all in all I would definitely recommend this product.
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