Question 1

Why would one buy the Gripper2 Go instead of the regular sized one? What are the advantages and disadvantages?

Accepted Answer

Jon, The GRR-RIPPER 2GO was specifically designed for the woodworker/DIYer that just bought their first table saw and want to keep their hands safe. It is an entry level option that provides excellent safety to the new user that does not have a lot of set up and moving parts to learn while they are learning the saw.

The GR-100 is more adjustable and can help with more intricate and difficult cuts than the GR-2GO, so as the user expands their woodworking abilities, they can step up to the GR-100 or GR-200 when needed.

The GRR-RIPPER 2GO is also popular with contractors on the jobsite who do not need the full capability of the GR-100, but still want the GRR-RIPPER safety they use in their shop.

Finally, GRR-RIPPER GR-100 and GR-200 owners are buying the GR-2GO as well! When their GRR-RIPPER is set up for a specific cut, having the GRR-RIPPER 2GO on hand means they can make a quick cut as needed without having to reset the GR-100.

Question 2

What is max Blade height?

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The GRR-RIPPER 2 GO works on top of your stock, so there is no inherent stock thickness limit. Certainly not on the router table, band saw or jointer.
On the table saw, the GR 2 GO must guide along your rip fence, so the height of your fence may be the first limit. Usually 2 to 2-1/2".
If you add a tall fence to your saw, then the blade height itself becomes the limit, typically 3 to 3-1/4". 
Just remember that all three legs of your GRR-RIPPER 2 GO must be on the stock for stability and safety.

Question 3

What if your cut is on the line between colors?

Accepted Answer

If your cut is exactly on the border between two colors, like at 3/4", the legs will not get cut no matter which way you hold the GRR-RIPPER 2GO. 
We designed it that way, the Color Code Index System really works.

Question 4

As a novice on table saws, just got a gr-100. would it make any sense to also get the gripper2 go or would it be better to get another gr-100?

Accepted Answer

For two-handed operation, like with longer boards, I recommend that both Pushblocks are the same so either hand can be the last to push the stock through.

If you already have the GR-100, a second one is better in my opinion.

We do sell a lot of the GRR-RIPPER 2GOs to GR-100 owners, but that is in addition to having two GR-100s.

ASIN	B0BSYD91DQ
Best Sellers Rank	#43,795 in Tools & Home Improvement ( See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement ) #33 in Table Saw Accessories
Blade Material	High Speed Steel
Blade Shape	Rectangular
Brand Name	MICROJIG
Color	Yellow
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (974)
Included Components	(1) Color Match Sticker, (1) Grr-ripper2 Go™
Item Type Name	Push Block for Table Saw
Item Weight	12.32 ounces
Manufacturer	Microjig
Manufacturer Part Number	GR2-GO
Manufacturer Warranty Description	Extended 3-Year Warranty from Authorized Resellers
Model Number	GR2-GO
Number of Items	1
Other Special Features of the Product	Green GRIP Surface, Kickback Prevention System, Custom Accessory Attachment
Power Source	hand_powered
Surface Recommendation	Wood
UPC	815267011702
Unit Count	1 Count

MICROJIG GRR-RIPPER 2GO Push Block for Routers, Jointers, Band and Table Saws, Woodworking Tool, Extreme Grip, GR2-GO, Yellow/Green

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