Deflector/conector MicroJIG GRR-Ripper

It keeps flying wood chips at bay, acts as an extended blade guard for the GRR-Ripper, and can connect two GRR-Rippers together for greater control when working with larger stock. See more push blocks & featherboards.

It bridges two GRR-Rippers into one wider control system, giving you a broader, more stable grip so you can safely guide bigger boards through the cut.

Yes. It deflects flying chips away from you and provides an extended blade guard, adding to the woodshop control system without compromising safety or the quality of your work.

No. It is an accessory for the GRR-Ripper system rather than a standalone push block. It attaches to or connects GRR-Rippers to expand their capability.

It is made by MicroJIG, the company behind the GRR-Ripper woodshop control system.

Yes. As part of the GRR-Ripper control system it helps maintain control and guarding on router table operations as well as the table saw. Browse our router templates for more routing setups.

It acts as an extended blade guard for the GRR-Ripper, adding extra guarding over the cut to keep your hands and the operator safer.

Connecting two units spreads downward and forward pressure across a wider area, which is ideal for keeping larger panels flat and controlled during the cut.

It works well alongside other table saw accessories and clamping tools for safe, repeatable workholding.

Yes. It is a useful, low-cost addition that improves chip deflection, blade guarding, and large-stock control, making your existing GRR-Ripper system more versatile.