Peachtree Thin Rip Jig – Repetitive Narrow Strip Cuts for Table Saws (3/4 in x 3/8 in Miter Slots)

Overview

Meet the Peachtree Thin Rip Jig, a compact guide that helps you create repeatable narrow strips with confidence. Positioned behind the blade, it acts like a helpful third hand, keeping stock on track while you maintain safe hand placement away from the cutting area. Its aluminum body and precision roller support steady feeds for consistent results across multiple passes.

Key Benefits

• Safe feeding: keep fingers away from the blade while your stock advances smoothly through the cut.
• Repeatable width: once you set the width, each subsequent cut mirrors the previous one for uniform strips.
• Versatile compatibility: designed for standard 3/4 in x 3/8 in miter slots and suitable for router tables and band saws as well.

How it works

Set the target width by measuring from the outside of the blade toward the guide roller with the saw unplugged. Lock the large star knob, then reposition the fence so the stock touches the guide roller and lock again. The free-rotating bearing at the tip ensures smooth feeding and helps maintain alignment through each pass.

In the workshop

Practically, this jig shines when you need narrow stock such as trim, laminates, or small components in bulk. It emulates a precise third hand behind the blade, delivering stability and repeatability without applying pressure on the workpiece. The solid aluminum body and durable bearing are built for steady use in a busy shop.

What you get and how to use it

• Solid aluminum construction with a high-quality guide roller for long-lasting performance.
• Adjustability to accommodate different stock widths behind the fence for flexible setups.
• Compatibility with common table saw slots and with router tables or band saws for re-saw tasks.

Usage tips and possibilities

For larger or longer stock, consider using two Thin Rip Jigs behind the blade for added stability. Always unplug the saw during setup, verify clearance, and test with scrap material before cutting final pieces. This jig supports a range of narrow cut applications, offering consistency across repeated tasks without promising guaranteed outcomes.