FastCap 11th Finger, palo de empuje magnético de seguridad

It measures roughly 12" in length and 7/16" wide, a slim profile that suits almost any cut at the table saw.

A rare-earth magnetic base holds it standing tall on a cast iron tabletop, so it is always ready right where you left it.

The magnetic base grips ferrous surfaces such as a cast iron table saw top. On non-magnetic surfaces it will not stand on its own.

The bright safety orange finish makes the 11th Finger easy to spot in a busy shop, so you can find it instantly and keep your eyes on the cut.

It keeps your hands and fingers well away from the spinning blade and stays within reach, so you never have to fumble for a push stick mid-cut. Pair it with push blocks & featherboards for full coverage.

Its slim 7/16" width and roughly 12" length make it ideal for almost any cut you need to make at the table saw, including narrower rip cuts.

It is made by FastCap, known for practical shop-safety and workshop accessories.

No setup is required. Set it on a cast iron surface and the magnetic base holds it upright; pick it up and use it whenever you need to feed stock past the blade.

Yes. It works well alongside clamping tools and joinery jigs for safe, controlled work at the bench and saw.

Absolutely. Keeping a clearly visible push stick standing upright and within reach is a simple habit that helps woodworkers of any experience level cut more safely.