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Infinity Tools Router & Table Saw Small Workpiece Holder
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Infinity Tools Router & Table Saw Small Workpiece Holder
$29.90
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Safely Cut Smaller Workpieces With Your Router Or Tablesaw!
Smaller pieces of stock are used in projects all the time. But have you ever tried cutting one on your table saw or router? Not the safest operation, right? For obvious reasons, it's never a good idea to get your hands too close to a spinning blade or router bit. Fortunately, now you can use our clever fixture to hold smaller bits of stock so you can safely make the cuts you need without putting your fingers and hands at risk. Comfortable handles give you complete control of your stock while the knurled cam-action clamp makes setup fast. Two clamping jaws with textured pads give extra confidence and grip your workpiece securely as you move across a cutting surface. Make straight or mitered cuts (up to 45°) by running the aluminum rail against your table saw fence.
Will work with your router, table saw, band saw and most other tools in your shop.
Features include:
- Works on your table saw, router, band saw and more
- Safely holds stock up to 10" long
- Cam-action knob makes setup fast and easy
- Precision lead screw holds stock firmly in place
- Cut on any angle up to 45°
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Great for Routers
This is s great tool for holding work pieces while freehandling of wood. Wish you woild make larger ones for shapers
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Hey Paul, thanks for your feedback on our Infinity Router & Table Saw Small workpiece Holder. We take a lot of pride in delivering experiences just like this, so we’ll be sharing this one with the team!
Excellent & Affordable Product
This product does an excellent job holding the piece tightly (and safely) in place. For the routing jobs I'm doing, purchasing a small-parts holder was an essential safety requirement, but reviews of many competitors' products indicated they couldn't be trusted to keep the piece from slipping. The Infinity holder held my work rock solid.
Popular Questions
As long as your tablesaw has a standard 3/4" x 3/8" miter track the Miter Express should work very well.
The V120 should work nicely on the miter express.
Will work with saw that have a standard 3/4" x 3/8" miter slot. And will work with the Miter 1000
Yes it includes and INCRA hold down clamp & other accessories. The miter Gauge does not come with the miter express.
By itself no, the Miter Express is just the base and requires the addition of a miter gauge. The miter express is designed to expand the capability of your miter gauge to allow for longer and cleaner cuts.
The Incra Miter express does include a hold down clamp. It does not include a miter gauge/fence.
It will work, but with such a small table it will not have as much travel as it would on a larger saw.
It will work, but with such a small table it will not have as much travel as it would on a larger saw.
Yes, the Miter express can be set up to be used either right or left of the blade.
No, the Incra Miter Express is not designed for use with a dado blade.
Router & Table Saw Small Workpiece Holder
Smaller pieces of stock are used in projects all the time. But have you ever tried cutting one on your table saw or router table? Not the safest operation, right? For obvious reasons, it's never a good idea to get your hands too close to a spinning blade or router bit. Fortunately, now you can use our clever fixture to hold smaller bits of stock so you can safely make the cuts you need without putting your fingers and hands at risk.
My life as a new woodworker is almost entirely determined by the cost of things. Be it a figure in cold hard cash or the return on the investment of my time, everything has to be done in a way that makes financial sense. When it comes to woodworking jigs I always ask myself two questions before I go out and buy: can I make this myself, and how long would it take to make? If the investment in time and materials comes to less than the cost of a commercial jig, I'll make it.
I'm happy to report, then, that this small workpiece holder makes perfect financial sense for my shop, which I am pretty sure will mean that it makes sense for most shops out there. I found this thing easy to use, it performs more than one function, and costs less than a night out at the movies. The frugal trifecta.
Out of the box this small-parts jig takes very little to set up. The materials that make it up are sturdy and lock in place well and true, and the brass knurled thumb screws for adjusting the fence angle add a high-quality touch where the manufacturer would have been justified in skimping with chintzy plastic knobs. The angle gauge is easy to read in any light regardless of glare or shadow as well, so there's no having to bend way over your table saw to make sure that you're still at the correct angle.
The clamping setup is very well engineered as well and features a hefty, easy to grip knob for tightening as well as a quick release. Textured pads inside the clamping jaws add an extra hand at gripping the wood as well, so pieces sit firmly in place as you move across a cutting surface. Small workpieces can be cut at any angle up to 45 degrees without risk to your fence or fingers.
When you're not using it to cut miters and tapers on the table saw, this jig doubles wonderfully as a workpiece holder at the router table. The handles put your hands well away from the cutting edge as you pass small items over a bit, eliminating the danger of trying to hold down a thin piece of stock. Climb cutting on a small box lid along the bearing of a roundover router bit is far more secure when you can get a strong, wide grip as opposed to negotiating your fingers away from the danger zones during a cut.
And for less than $30 picking up the Infinity Tools small workpiece holder when you need it is really a no-brainer, regardless of where you are in your woodworking career.
