A woodworker uses a bright orange safety push stick past the table saw.

POWER HAND SAFETY PUSH STICK, RE-ENGINEERED

One push stick. Four machines. Safety throughout the workshop.

Swap the tread and it moves from the table saw to the router table, the jointer, or the shaper, a special pushpin to finish the job — while your hand stays clear from any blade.

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OREGON MADE

TWO TREADS. BLADE SAFE MATERIAL. 4" OF CLEARANCE

ONE TOOL. A LOT OF THOUGHT. SAFETY BUILT THROUGHOUT

Safety shouldn't be an afterthought. It should be built into the tool.

The Power Hands push stick was engineered from the ground up for the woodworking shop with safety in mind for every cut. Two interchangeable traction treads for 4 different machines, a 4" high sturdy handle, a spring-loaded pushpin for that last push to guide your work with purposeful control, and a bright color you can't miss no matter where it's left in the work shop.

bright orange sturdy safety push stick with large grip handle

Two interchangeable black traction tread

A woodworker uses a safety push stick to glide a small block of wood safely through the table saw

the spring loaded push pin at the base of the safety push stick

2 INTERCHANGEABLE TRACTION TREAD

4" HIGH STURDY HANDLE

SPRING LOADED PUSH PIN

BRIGHTLY COLORED

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the mechanics of the safety push stick spring loaded push pin

spring loaded push pin retracted inside the push stick

THOUGHTFUL DESIGN

The Spring-Loaded Pushpin At Work

The pushpin retracts inside the push stick until it reaches the end of a long board, when it automatically pops down and grabs the board for the final push (spring loaded).

spring loaded push pin extended on the push stick for the finishing pass

EXTENDED PIN

THE MECHANICS

RETRACTED PIN

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1. GRIPS WITHOUT SLIPPING
The V-Traction Tread gives you the grip and control needed to safely guide boards on router tables and shapers.

the V traction with the push pin retracted on the push stick for router and shaper table

The V tread with the push pin extended on the push stick for the router and shaper tables

2. LOCKED IN AT THE RIGHT ANGLE
The V-shaped tread keeps pressure on both the fence and table surface, helping maintain a smooth, controlled cut from start to finish.

3. FINISHES THE PUSH FOR YOU
The pushpin stays hidden until you need it. At the end of the board, it automatically drops down and grabs the workpiece for a secure final push.

THE V-TRACTION TREAD

Built for the Router Table and Shaper

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ON THIN MATERIAL

On thin wood, the pushpin slides up into the body of the push stick so the friction pad stays flat on the board.

Only a push stick with a retractable pin can keep the friction pad on the bottom of the push stick pressed against the surface of the board when cutting very thin wood.

Keeps the grip where it matters.

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Cutting Short Pieces of Wood

A typical push stick does not maintain downward pressure on the workpiece, allowing the blade to lift the wood during the cut. This can cause the workpiece to become unstable or be thrown from the saw.

Short workpieces present another hazard: they can become trapped between the blade and fence, increasing the risk of kickback and loss of control.

a unsafe typical push stick with no grip, power or downward pressure

a woodworkers hand gripping the power push stick safely through the table saw

The Power Hands push stick safely handles short pieces of wood by riding securely on top of the workpiece, maintaining downward pressure and control. This helps prevent the wood from shifting, jamming between the blade and fence, or being thrown during the cut.