Revolutionary Table Saw Feeder: This Changes Everything!

By Matt Hagens /

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In the video “Introduction to a New Table Saw Accessory” by Colin from WoodWorkWeb, Colin introduces an innovative power feeder accessory for table saws and router tables.

He clarifies upfront that he is not affiliated with the company nor compensated; he is genuinely impressed by the product’s functionality and wants to share his findings.

The power feeder, designed to automate the process of feeding wood through a table saw, appeals particularly to those who might find manual operation tedious or unsafe.

Colin explains how the device enhances safety and efficiency, making it ideal for users who have physical limitations, fear of operating a table saw directly, or those engaged in repetitive cutting tasks like making cutting boards or cabinetry.

He details his personal experience with the power feeder, noting its ability to handle various wood sizes and types effortlessly, from thin panels to thick hardwoods.

The setup involves attaching the feeder to the table saw, adjusting alignment with the fence, and setting the appropriate pressure on the wood using a unique adjustment system that avoids the need for excessive manual force.

Colin emphasizes the safety benefits, highlighting that the feeder allows operators to keep their hands away from the saw blade, significantly reducing the risk of injury.

He also points out the potential for reducing fatigue and muscle strain, making it an excellent tool for those with physical limitations or for professional woodworkers who handle large volumes of wood.

The video serves both as an instructional guide on using the power feeder and an endorsement of its benefits for a wide range of woodworking projects.

Colin’s presentation is informative and enthusiastic, aimed at encouraging woodworkers to consider how such a tool could improve their workshop practices and safety.

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