A workpiece guiding device having a base, a supporting component and a limiting component, wherein the base is formed with a loading surface to load the workpiece. The loading surface is formed with a first long slot facing downward. A supporting component is movably configured on the loading surface. The bottom of the supporting component is formed with a second long slot facing upward. The first and second long slots are opposite each other in the vertical direction, forming a long first space. The limiting component is removably configured in the first space. The radial periphery of the limiting component enters the long slots. One side of the supporting component is defined as a supporting side, which is used to receive the lateral pressing by the workpiece. The workpiece guiding device enhances the convenience in adjusting the position of the supporting component at a regularly used tooling angle.

The Wedge-Pro segmented cutting sled that has one or two adjustable guide fences, has two fixed safety handles, and has a center arch that supports a spring tensioned clamp. The sled is used to accurately cut wooden segments on a table. The adjustable fences utilize an indexing system on the base plate to accurately select a segment count and set its related miter angle. The fences are of a floating type and are not fixed at either end. The sled utilizes several features including a sweeper that removes the segment from the cutting area safely, integrated clamp to secure the wooden strip to the guide fence(s), safety handles, a zero-clearance strip to prevent wood fiber tear-out, and an adjustable material stop to accurately measure segment lengths. The sled is exclusively designed to work on table saws and cannot be used on band saws.

The Wedge-Pro segmented cutting sled that has one or two adjustable guide fences, has two fixed safety handles, and has a center arch that supports a spring tensioned clamp. The sled is used to accurately cut wooden segments on a table. The adjustable fences utilize an indexing system on the base plate to accurately select a segment count and set its related miter angle. The fences are of a floating type and are not fixed at either end. The sled utilizes several features including a sweeper that removes the segment from the cutting area safely, integrated clamp to secure the wooden strip to the guide fence(s), safety handles, a zero-clearance strip to prevent wood fiber tear-out, and an adjustable material stop to accurately measure segment lengths. The sled is exclusively designed to work on table saws and cannot be used on band saws.

A table saw sled that facilitates cutting successive identical joint notches with identical spacing along an elongated strip of material, wherein the spacing is selectively adjustable through reconfigurable elements of the table saw sled. The table saw sled mounts a table saw by providing movable frameworks and reference points via registration keys that can both retain the strip of material at a desired distance from and orientation to relative to the saw blade. The selectively movable registration keys enable the cutting of identical joint notches at identical intervals along the length of the strip of material, thereby facilitating the formation of lattice grids for Kumiko work.

A table saw sled that facilitates cutting successive identical joint notches with identical spacing along an elongated strip of material, wherein the spacing is selectively adjustable through reconfigurable elements of the table saw sled. The table saw sled mounts a table saw by providing movable frameworks and reference points via registration keys that can both retain the strip of material at a desired distance from and orientation to relative to the saw blade. The selectively movable registration keys enable the cutting of identical joint notches at identical intervals along the length of the strip of material, thereby facilitating the formation of lattice grids for Kumiko work.

A woodworking pushblock (500), including: a body (502) that extends along a longitudinal axis (508) and handle (504) disposed atop the body. The body includes first leg (506A), a second leg (506B), and a center leg (506C) disposed therebetween. The first leg, the second leg, and the center leg are each configured to abut a top of a workpiece. The first leg and the second leg define a first tunnel (520A) therebetween. The second leg and the center leg define a second tunnel (520B) therebetween. The center leg defines a center tunnel (520C) recessed into a bottom surface (506CBS) thereof and disposed between the first tunnel and the second tunnel.

A woodworking pushblock (500), including: a body (502) that extends along a longitudinal axis (508) and handle (504) disposed atop the body. The body includes first leg (506A), a second leg (506B), and a center leg (506C) disposed therebetween. The first leg, the second leg, and the center leg are each configured to abut a top of a workpiece. The first leg and the second leg define a first tunnel (520A) therebetween. The second leg and the center leg define a second tunnel (520B) therebetween. The center leg defines a center tunnel (520C) recessed into a bottom surface (506CBS) thereof and disposed between the first tunnel and the second tunnel.