How to make push sticks for various thicknesses.It is easy to make.DIY#29-B

Hello friends.
Nice to meet you! My name is Hiroto Yamazaki. I'm Japanese.
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This time I made a push stick that no one else had thought of!
When you want to cut wood or boards into thin strips, the width of the fence and the chip saw on the table saw will be very narrow.
Even though the push stick is a consumable item, you don't want it to go whittling away, do you?
So I used some leftover plywood to make a push stick that you can change the width of!
The width can be changed to 10mm, 6mm, 4mm, and 2mm.
This is useful😀
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[@briandavern8741]

I have been watching your work for a while and find them very informative and entertaining. I also like that you list both imperial and metric measurements. It is a very elegant and useful signature for your videos.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hello, Brian Davern! Thanks for your comment! I'm so glad you like it. I try to write in millimeters and inches because I want a lot of people to see what I'm doing. I'll keep working on it. Thanks for your support!

[@nhat4359]

Your videos are really wholesome, I love it

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi Nhat! Thanks for your comment😊 I'm very, very happy! Thank you very much! I'll keep working on it!

[@JedediahSmith342]

Arigato Yamazaki San for your time and teachings. 🎏⛩🙏🏽

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hello! Rich Klee, thanks for your comment! And thanks for watching my video! I hope it is useful to you.

[@fadelraya2226]

You are a very creative and talented person, keep up the good work!!!

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hello, Fadelraya! Thanks for your comment! It's a very nice comment! Thank you very much! I'll keep working on it 😆

[@vikitheviki]

Very good 😎

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Thanks for all your comments, kaxitaksi! Thank you so much 😄✨.

[@caspersx200]

Smart Idea

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi Casper! Thanks for your comment. Thank you so much! It's so easy, give it a try 🤗

[@lu_jmin]

hello from Vietnam, really love your videos, very interesting channel :3

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi Mandy Luc! Thanks for your comment from Vietnam! I'm very happy! Thank you so much! I'll keep working on it👍

[@glassporcelain8229]

You are so cool! ❤

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi I am Hiroto. Thanks for your comment, Glass Porcelain!　 I'm glad you commented on this video! Thank you 😊💖

[@andrewhull7296]

Like your idea. Just found my next project

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hello! Andrew Hull, thanks for your comment! I'm glad you like it. Oh, you should make it😆

[@heikoofalltrades2267]

That is a cool Idea. I recommend rounding the Grip to make it a bit nicer for the hand. I made different pushsticks but I thing I will make a thin one as well.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi, Heiko of all trades! Thanks for your comment! It is indeed a good idea to make the holding area round. I thought so and tried it once, but I was worried about the strength when I used it in its thinnest state. Currently, the current shape is the best for me. Thank you so much😆

[@charlesdavis3595]

Very cool idea, I like it. The shape is very similar to the “chicken foot” push sticks that are provided with the table saws we purchase here in the USA. Some of the other woodworkers don’t like the “chicken foot” push stick as they claim it doesn’t adequately give adequate control over the piece being cut by the saw in order to prevent dangerous kick back. I haven’t had a problem with it myself though. I enjoyed watching this video.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi Charles Davis! Thanks for all your comments! I see that this shape is called "chicken foot" in the US. Thank you for all the information you give me! Thank you for all your help! It is true that there is a risk of kickback with this type of push stick, but I have never had a problem with it. Whatever the case may be, table saws can still be dangerous, so it's best to work with caution. Thanks😊

[@charlesdavis3595]

Yes, I agree. Be mindful and be safe.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Take care of each other. Be safe!

[@dalechangomaikolbraian8175]

salud from argentina !

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

dale chango maikol braian, thanks for commenting from Argentina! Hello from Japan🇯🇵

[@dalechangomaikolbraian8175]

@@craftbyhirotoyamazaki hello. 私は大工仕事を学んでいます、そして日本はそれについてたくさん知っています。見せてくれてありがとう。健康 ！

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

@@dalechangomaikolbraian8175 ありがとう！ 貴方の役に立てて嬉しいです。

[@dalechangomaikolbraian8175]

@@craftbyhirotoyamazaki muchas gracias.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

No hay de qué😊

[@jabrwok]

Very clever! Have you considered rounding over the end with the screw? I'd think that that would make pushing more comfortable. I'll have to make one and try that myself:-).

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Hi jabrwok, always appreciate your comments! Rounding over the end with the screw? Sorry, I'm not sure. I think you mean around the hand holding? It's not hard to hold, though, because that area is polished to the point where your hands will be happy.... Please let me know if I'm wrong.

[@jabrwok]

@@craftbyhirotoyamazaki You are correct. That's exactly what I meant.

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

I see! Then it's all right! It's perfect in use, and to the touch!

[@EclaWood]

You are very meticulous about every job uncle

[@craftbyhirotoyamazaki]

Thanks for all your comments! I see that this time your comment is in English. I'm not your uncle! I'm still young🤗