Name: Thin Rip Jig for Table Saw – Aluminium, Inch & Metric Scale, 1/32" Precision
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Thin Rip Jig for Table Saw – Aluminium, Inch & Metric Scale, 1/32" Precision

€31,59

€31,59 €63,19

Thin Rip Jig for Table Saw – Aluminium, Inch & Metric Scale, 1/32" Precision

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€31,59

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Repeatable thin strips · Inch and metric · Aluminium

Cut Thin Strips of the Same Width, Again and Again

This thin rip jig slides into the mitre slot of your table saw and gives you a fixed reference point for every cut. Set the width once, bring the fence up to the bearing and rip as many identical strips as you need, from about 1/32″ thin.

Red aluminium thin rip jig with black locking knobs and bearing tip

Thin rip jig set up beside a table saw blade with thin wooden strips

The problem

Thin strips between the blade and fence are awkward

Cutting thin strips with the offcut trapped between the blade and the fence is fiddly, and measuring every strip from the fence makes it hard to keep them all the same width.

With this jig, the thin strip falls on the outside of the blade instead. You simply move the fence and workpiece up to the jig’s bearing after each cut, so every strip comes out at the width you set.

How to use

Set up in four simple steps

Fit it in the slot

Choose the right slider for your saw and slide the T-nuts into the mitre slot or T-track.

Set your width

Set the distance you want using the engraved inch or metric scale, then lock the knobs.

Bring the fence over

Move the fence and workpiece until the wood just touches the bearing.

Cut and repeat

Lock the fence, make the cut, and repeat for as many strips as you need.

Steps one and two: fitting the jig into the saw track and setting the width

Steps three and four: moving the fence to the bearing and making repeat cuts

Key features

Small jig, precise results

1/32″ precision

Fine scale markings for consistent, accurate strip widths and less wasted material.

Telescopic range

Adjusts from about 2-5/8″ to 8-1/2″ (66–216 mm) for many projects.

Inch and metric scales

Laser-engraved imperial and metric markings, so you can work the way you prefer.

T-shaped design

A T-shaped body and two locking knobs keep the setting firmly in place.

Bearing contact point

A rolling bearing tip gives a smooth, consistent reference for the workpiece.

CNC-machined aluminium

Anodised aluminium alloy that is strong, stable and light.

Where to use it

Works with most standard saws

Two sets of sliders and T-bolts are included, fitting 3/8 × 3/4″ and 1/4 × 3/8″ T-slots. That means it works with most standard table saws, router tables and band saws.

Ideal for edge banding, inlays, veneer strips, mouldings, slats and model making.

Thin rip jig on a saw table with examples of thin strips cut

Diagram of the two slider types for different T-slot sizes

Choose the right slider

Slider 1: for 3/8 × 3/4″ T-slots, found on many table saws.
Slider 2: for 1/4 × 3/8″ T-tracks, common on router tables and band saws.
Swap sliders in a moment with the included hardware.

Thin rip jig with inch and centimetre scales

Smiling woodworker at his workbench with the rip jig and a gift box

A thoughtful gift

For anyone with a table saw

A practical, well-made accessory that makes repeat cuts quicker and more consistent, a welcome addition to any home workshop.

Safety first

Always follow your saw manufacturer’s safety instructions and use a push stick and blade guard where possible.
Make sure both knobs are tight before every cut, and keep hands clear of the blade.
Wear eye and hearing protection when cutting.