
| Manufacturing files | https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4018759 |
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| Hardware license | CERN-OHL-S |
| Certifications | Start OSHWA certification |
| Authors | Jason Bell |
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| Made | Yes |
| Replicated | No |
| Cost | USD 8.79 |
Project developed by User:JasonBell
This part solves the problem of making very thin cuts on a table saw in a safe way. All current push sticks or push blocks on the market do not allow for cuts under 1/2" while still maintaining the guards over the saw blade. This push stick rides on the fence of the saw and allows for a safer cut and makes smaller cuts possible without ruining the user's push stick.
This part can be fully printed and no other components are necessary.
Product is to be used on a table saw. Safe operation and knowledge of table saw needed for proper use.
Orient STL in slicing software as seen below (supports shown):
If printer does not have vertical space required then orient like this(supports shown):
Push stick in use can be found below:
Temperature: 210C
Infill: 30% or more
Supports: Yes
Skirt: Yes
Speeds: First Layer: 40 mm/s, 70 mm/s remainder of print
Layer Height: 0.15 mm
Material: PLA
Support locations may vary depending on print orientation. The supports should put themselves in the correct locations when enabled
Estimated Cost in PLA: $1.40
Commercial Equivalent: No standard equipment performs this specific task in this way. The closest representation is a generic push stick found here
Cheapest Commercial equivalent with less functionality for $10.19
3D Printed for $1.40
Cost Savings ~ $8.79 +
% Cost Savings ~ 86% Savings +
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| License | CC-BY-SA-3.0 |
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| Organizations | Michigan_Tech's_Open_Sustainability_Technology_Lab |
| Cite as | JasonBell (2019–2024). "Table Saw Fence Push Stick". Appropedia. Retrieved October 3, 2026. |