While old foam push blocks served a purpose over the years, their time has finally come. Introducing the Gator Grip Push Block! Lined with a blue, podular patterned rubber pad, the Gator Grip Push Blocks redefine gripping power! The pad design allows for the dust and debris to fall between the pods which allows the push blocks to retain traction while feeding your stock.

Foam push blocks have always kind of worked. Sure, with a lot of pressure you can get them to grip, but when you need them to grip it can be a crap shoot especially if the foam is old and dirty. The Gator Grip Push Blocks have superior gripping power in comparison and they last much longer and won't dry rot like most foam do. The blue pads are also very easy to clean with warm running water and a dry cloth. Always let the pad completely dry before using. Use it as a pushblock for table saw and so much more.

One of the most common uses for push blocks is to help feed stock through a jointer. Heck, many jointer machine manufacturers send old school style push blocks with the jointer itself. Two Gator Grip Push Blocks provide you with plenty of gripping power to push through your jointer cutters. You can even daisy chain longer stock pieces with confidence.

When doing freehand router work, it is vitally important to control your stock and even more important to keep your fingers a safe distance away from the cutter itself. The Gator Grip Push Blocks achieve this by allowing you to control the stock piece with two Gator Grip Push Blocks which keep your hands and fingers away from the router bit at all times.

Short or long pieces can be re-sawed on your band saw using one or even two Gator Grip Push Blocks. The gripping power allows you to apply even and controlled pressure on your stock while in the vertical position.

With a little warm water and a cloth, you can quickly and easily clean off the dust and debris from the Gator Grip pads. Our easy to maintain stock grabber push block is a must have woodworking accessory when it comes to safety in the workshop.