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GOINGMAKE Table Saw Thin Rip Jig Guide for Fast, Safe and Precision Thin Strips Cutting
GOINGMAKE aluminum alloy table saw thin rip jig is perfect for safe, fast and precision thin strips cutting. Table saw thin ripping guide jig makes the same thin strips consistently easily. Fits for most table saw and band saw. The table saw jig can fit for 3/8" x 3/4" T slot and U shape slot and 1/4" x 3/4" T slot. The zero adjustment design makes you easy set up the distance. The max extending length is up to 8". The one way roller bearing can prevent kickback and makes cutting safe.
Features of GOINGMAKE Thin Ripping Guide
Safe and Precision Cutting
One way roller bearing ensure forward and prevent kickback. Make thin strips cutting safe and precision.
Fits for Most Table Saw
Including T bolts and T slider. Fits for most table saw, band saw and router table. Fits for 1/4" x 3/8" T slot, 3/8" x 3/4" T slot and U slot.
Zero Adjustment
Including mm and inch laser scales. Zero adjustment makes you easy to get the right thin rip distance. You can cut as thin as 1/32".
How To Cut Repetitive Thin Strips with GOINGMAKE Thin Rip Jig
STEP 1
Install in the table saw slot and lock it into the T-track slot.
STEP 2
Move the bearing to kiss the saw blade.
STEP 3
Calibrate the scale, adjust the indicator to the nearest scale.
STEP 4
Move the thin rip jig some inch distance in front of the blade.
STEP 5
Set the dimension of your thin strips.
STEP 6
Cutting the thin strips consistent.
Various installation methods and accessories fits for most table saws
Fits for most table saws for woodworking. Fits both standard T track and U slot track.
Dustin
2025-08-29 15:06:16
Super excited to get this in. This thing rip tool is awesome. I had one I bought a while back that was a different brand and it was ok. This one is better in every way. It gives me more room with my cuts and has the extension on it that really reaches out farther than I expected. Super high quality, not cheap at all. In fact I am going to buy another for my bandsaw. I’m a woodworker work so super important to have good tools and. Goingmake is legit. I seriously can’t wait to try their other stuff. Well done and buy with confidence
Richard D. Galbreath
2025-08-04 21:05:37
I bought this because I used to try to make small, repeated cuts of small sizes. It was difficult and the results left something to be desired. I thought "why not" and bought this because it is inexpensive and was recommended by Stumpy Nubs (a youtube woodworking guru). I am glad I did. I can now make good, repeatable cuts. The device is solid, simple to operate. Well worth the money!!!
DJ
2025-06-23 14:08:38
It's a very sturdy, well-made tool, though I've only used it twice so far. I ran across this type of tool here looking for other stuff. I compared it to several others and liked its features best. I thank one of the reviewers for explaining how to use the inch/metric gauges. I taped small notes to the top so I'd remember where "zero" starts. It's not hard to just count 16th or 32nds. I like this better than others that only go to 16ths because it's more accurate. I cut the grooved in box corners with a dado blade, and made only 2 test cuts to match the splines. Now all I have to do is read my notes to set up both the groove size for the dado and the width for the splines for future. Very happy with the accuracy.
serf 'rett
2025-06-06 12:58:41
Fits good on one of my table saws; however it seems too tight on the other saw. Should work fine for the intended use.
Rego Dway
2025-06-05 15:13:58
Oh. Duh. I saw an advertisement for a woodpecker version of this tool. Then I searched Amazon and found this. The cheap side of my brain said “it’s worth trying it for that price (one fifth the price of the woodpecker)â€. Just got it and set it up for the width of my slots. It works beautifully. Build quality equivalent to woodpecker quality. Duh, why would you buy the other?!?
RJ
2025-04-03 11:00:21
Very sturdy and well made device for cutting thin strips of wood. No regret in the purchase of this tool. Provides accuracy and added safety on my Dewalt table saw.
Kudu
2025-03-27 15:47:18
I’ve played with this jig for a bit this morning and have it quickly dialed in to the thickness of the kerf of the saw. I make quite a few picture frames and keepsake boxes. I’ve got a jig for cutting the kerf for the splines but always spent a lot of time getting my spline to the correct thickness. Once I had this jig setup I was able to cut the spline to the perfect snug thickness.
gr8g8r
2025-03-26 11:39:56
This thin rip jig is made of aluminum and is very well built and solid. It has two ways to mount to the table saw: standard and T. And the roller bearing only moves in one direction , reducing chances of kickback. The measurement scale, however is useless. In my picture, the roller bearing is touching the blade and the scale reads 3 11/32. How does that help me when I want to cut a strip 1/4 thick? The scale should somehow be adjustable so that when it touches the blade, you zero it out and then read the distance away from the blade. And having the current scale in 32nds is really tough on the eyes.
Customer
2025-03-16 16:17:07
This product has no brand name on it , also no instructions with it . I would like a refund
JR Woodman
2025-01-20 15:17:25
First use was to cut some strips to glue up a formed handle. Very easy to use and much safer way to get this done on my table saw.
Philip Cooper
2025-01-19 14:23:47
The device is a little difficult to accurately et or alter. I thing that the problem is tolerances in the sliding components are not as accurate as required.
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