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Micro Jig GRR-Ripper® Advanced 3D Push Block System GR-200

Item #: 30737
Advanced push block provides unrivaled safety and control over both the keeper and the waste piece—ideal for ripping thin strips.
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Overview

This advanced model of the GRR-Ripper boasts all of the same innovative features of the GR-100 but comes with two additional accessories (see below) that improve the control and expandability of the GRR-Ripper System. The Micro Jig GRR-Ripper Advanced 3D Pushblock (GR-200) is designed to feed your workpiece more safely and more accurately than with conventional push blocks, resulting in intact fingers, less burning and less waste. With its 3-Directional control, it gives you downward, forward, and lateral pressure on the stock for maximum control. Since it acts as a movable blade guard that travels with your hand, it provides an additional safety buffer between the blade and your hands. Whether you are making razor-thin veneer strips, building miniatures, or creating exquisite furniture you will save time, materials, and fingers with the GRR-Ripper.


The GR-200 includes additional accessories. The Adjustable Spacer adds increased gripping surface for tackling larger stock. It also adds one inch of cutting width to the GRR-Ripper and acts as a secondary balance support for small stock and straight-line ripping. Great add-on for working on the router table, and eliminating snipe. The Stabilizing Plate adds a new dimension of control to the GRR-Ripper. It is particularly useful when cutting small narrow pieces of stock. Perfect for trickier cuts like resawing, bevel edging, pattern routing, and much more. The Stabilizing Plate also acts as a secondary fence that travels with the GRR-Ripper along the left side of the stock. It holds the off-cut piece in its original position through the entire cutting operation. Some users call it a "Feather Board Plate," but unlike a featherboard, it exerts no sideways pressure. Instead it simply holds the drop-off piece in position as it travels past the blade, preventing binding.

What's included

(1) Micro Jig GRR-Ripper Advanced 3D Pushblock
(2) Side Legs (1/4" and 1/2")
(1) Adustable Center Leg
(1) Adjustable 1" fence-side space
(1) Stabilizing Accessory Plate with Balance Unit
(1) Instructional DVD
(1) Comprehensive Users Manual

Technical Details

  • Brand: Micro Jig
  • Manufacturer Part Number: GR-200
  • Weight (lbs): 2.5500

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Why did you choose this?
Rockler Store
Best push block I have every had. Great for safety
Troy R on Sep 12, 2016
Safety. Especially when working with thin and/or short stock. Everybody talks about fingers and eyes when they talk about kickback. Experience tells me that if you get too sloppy you could lose
an entire head.
Bill L on Aug 26, 2016
Best push block I have every had. Great for safety
Troy R on Sep 12, 2016
Becuase I love having all ten fingers!
SEAN G on Sep 2, 2016
Safety. Especially when working with thin and/or short stock. Everybody talks about fingers and eyes when they talk about kickback. Experience tells me that if you get too sloppy you could lose
an entire head.
Bill L on Aug 26, 2016
So I can have more control over the boards and not get burn marks on the boards and for safety.
LeRoy S B on Aug 24, 2016
Safety, but I find it hard to use.
Gary D on Aug 2, 2016
This is my second one. It is great
Carpenter for grand daughters on Jul 22, 2016
for more safety when ripping boards on my table saw.
Gary M on Jul 20, 2016
Recommend for safety. Buy 2.
Chris E on Jul 11, 2016
Like it for the safety factor
Dean B on Jun 26, 2016
Safety
randall r on Jun 3, 2016
saw on woodworking show and was impressed; looked like it would help to avoid doctor bills.
Lawrence H on Jun 1, 2016
safety
Steve N on May 30, 2016
I'm right handed and have only three fingers left on my right hand. I need them.
Verlyn M on May 13, 2016
Safety
steven c on May 11, 2016
cut my thumb on table saw, 1st time in 60 years
ED B on May 11, 2016
The employee of the local Rockler store showed me that this was the safest way to push wood through a table saw. He was correct!
Robert S on May 5, 2016
saves fingers on difficult cuts. Works great
ALTON B on Apr 14, 2016
Kam Konnect LLC is building a second finished products Wood Mill. The Mill is in Seabrook, Texas. We need this Push Block for safety using the Saw Stop table Saw.
David C on Apr 4, 2016
i value my appendages
Thomas P on Mar 26, 2016
I had the opportunity to use a friend's and found it very comforting to use holding smaller pieces of wood on both my table saw and router table. Iâ??m in favor of anything that keeps my hands and fingers away from the sharp blades while offering added control.
JOHN W on Mar 25, 2016
I choose this product after watching multiple reviews on Youtube on this product, i recently purchased my first table saw and needed a product to help me safely saw wood while keeping the wood secure against the fence and table surface and this product seems to be the right choice.
Christopher L on Mar 22, 2016
because one of my friends have one and i like it
william S on Mar 16, 2016
I don't have a Saw Stop and want to keep my fingers whole.
Wayne B on Mar 12, 2016
for the safety
Paul on Mar 10, 2016
a good safety item
Richard S on Mar 7, 2016
There is no price on safety AND convenience! This thing is built to last forever...unless you get into the saw blade or router bit. It is very high quality, made in the USA, and the directions and instructions are absolutely amazing. Do yourself and your loved ones a favor and buy this. I love mine so much that I i just ordered one for my father.
Brian H on Mar 5, 2016
Safety I ripe a lot 1/4 &1/8 strips
so easy with the grr & safer
DWIGHT A on Mar 1, 2016
Safety item for shop
Nathan H on Feb 29, 2016
Safety based on the pictures of how it can be utilized
TROY G on Feb 27, 2016
My husband just lost the tips of three of his fingers in the table saw. Never again.
LINDA L on Feb 27, 2016
I am using it for thin cuts on the table saw.
Antje K on Feb 19, 2016
Safety
Richard C on Feb 4, 2016
For safety. Better than what I have now.
Henry S on Jan 18, 2016
To cut the slats for roll top desk.
Barry B on Jan 11, 2016
to go with my new saw stop industrial saw
Laurie G on Jan 1, 2016
Stationary tool safety
navydiver on Jan 1, 2016
Previous one from Sears broke. Thought I'd try this instead.
MarkL on Jan 1, 2016
Two episodes of table saw kick back that left me bruised, convinced me I needed a better way. This is it.
Galen M on Dec 23, 2015
To work with Grr-Ripper
Calvin C on Dec 16, 2015
Safety, easy to use for small ripping
Gary R on Dec 15, 2015
It looks like a safe way to use the table saw, and my husband asked for it.
Linda C on Dec 14, 2015
Gift
Janet V on Dec 10, 2015
Can't say enough about safety and this device is versatile and safety first
Charles E on Dec 10, 2015
Husband wanted it.
Susanne E on Dec 10, 2015
An item that was requested by my son for Christmas
Roselie M. M on Dec 8, 2015
...so many advertisements vs. my inability to resist temptation. These are much better than the push blocks & sticks that I've been using over the years. I have a "table saw meets pointer finger" scar to prove it.
Andrew B on Nov 30, 2015
Increased safety in using table saw and other power tools.
william b on Nov 30, 2015
My primary concern is safety - and this product seems to address the majority of my safety concerns.
Phillip J on Nov 30, 2015
Safety. Saw on BF Sale
Greg J on Nov 27, 2015
left hand fingers cut & broken from board kick back on table saw
Rod M on Nov 15, 2015
Becuase I love having all ten fingers!
SEAN G on Sep 2, 2016
So I can have more control over the boards and not get burn marks on the boards and for safety.
LeRoy S B on Aug 24, 2016
One user says it slips on wood, does not grip securely. Is this typical?
A shopper on May 18, 2015
BEST ANSWER: I have not had any slipping problems. The Gripper also has a small hook on the end which helps hold it.
Is there a DVD that comes with it?
A shopper on Jul 25, 2015
BEST ANSWER: There is a very good DVD included. You may need to pause it a few times or watch it over again, but it does the job. Highly recommended Push Block System and alot safer to boot!!!!

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I bought the Micro jig and a riving kit for my Jet saw.........after almost cutting three fingers off on my left hand......................
$3,600.......in co-pays after insurance...........I'm selling my Jet saw.
Have a new Saw Stop in the garage...................Will be using the Micro jig from now on........
Small cuts in makin picture frame stock creat themost problem... THe mIcro Jig should simplify that cut......save my fingers............................
May 1, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
I like it.
Although not a novice woodworker, I am quite aware of kickbacks and binding cuts. I am also aware that there are times that the blade safety cover must be removed to make a cut. With all this in mind I find the tool solves both conditions and most particularly safety. I heartily recommend this tool, especially for beginners. You don't have to witness it to appreciate the problem of a piece of wood being kicked back at a speed that could impale an elephant.
January 29, 2015
GRRRRRREAT
BEING LEGALLY BLIND I LOVE THE EASE OF PUTTING THIS TOOL TOGETHER. I ALSO REALLY LIKE THE FACT OF KEEPING FINGERS AS FAR FROM THE BLADE AS I CAN,,,,THIS TOOL REALLY HELPS WITH THIS. SAFETY IS DRASTICALLY INCREASED WHEN CUTTING NARROW STRIPS FROM BOARDS. THE GRIPPER IS A GREAT TOOL,WELL PLANNED OUT AND DESIGNED. I JUST LOVE MINE,,,,,,,,,,
May 8, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Just bought another one, pricey, but...
Just bought another one, pricey, but a whole lot more if you have to pay the emergency room and/or doctor. Really makes routing small profiles safer and material doesn't fall into the bit causing snipe on end of long moldings. I bought the second one because I was trying to hard to make one go all the way across on long trim.
July 29, 2012
JUST GREAT
Assembling the MicroJig Gripper, I could see the thought and engineering design that went into this product. Then, I used it and was even more satisfied as the work was clean, on line and safe.
I recommend this product to anyone who is doing woodworking: the beginner, intermediate and experience person.
May 4, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
After using this I will never...
After using this I will never go near a push stick again. I bought some of the other attachments for it and have been extremely pleased with both the design and my use of this tool. I will probably buy another. Buy yours today. Well worth the money and a good safety investment.
August 18, 2011
Best thing since sliced bread
What a great product. This thing is head and shoulders above any other type push stick/block. This should be in every shop in America. It may be pricey, but how much are your fingers worth?
The owners manual is the best written manual in existence.
April 27, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced
Impulse purchase success!
One should never drunk-Rockler unless you want to impulse buy things that you probably don't need. In this case, I got super lucky. The Grr-Ripper Advanced is great! It has helped me improve accuracy when ripping narrow pieces of wood that want to pull away from the fence and has made using the table saw safer.
January 19, 2016
Purchased
 10 months ago
Woodworking Experience:
Intermediate
Safety First
I made the investment for this tool to keep my fingers away from the blade. Works great on the projects I've done so far. My only concern is that it has a tendency to slip just a bit when cross cutting wider pieces. I've built a cross cut sled since then, again to improve safety. Always, safety first, no excuses.
May 2, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Beginner
good tool
It will take a little getting used to after years of push sticks, however, it is much safer for smaller pieces.
May 6, 2015
Purchased
 1 year ago
Woodworking Experience:
Advanced

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What People are Saying:

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