When using the table saw, there’s often an awkward moment when I need to pick up a push block midway through a cut to complete the process safely. It seems that no matter how close I position the push block, I occasionally fumble with it when it’s lying flat on the saw table.
To solve this problem, I built this push block holder that sits right on top of my rip fence and holds my push block upright where it’s easy to grab.
It’s simply a plywood cradle with a couple rare-earth magnets recessed in the base to hold it in place.
Now, my push block is always at the ready without an uncomfortable or unsafe reach.
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