Zozen's Eco-Friendly Push Block Tested... versus GRR-RIPPER+ Safety Showdown In the ever-evolving world of woodworking, safety and sustainability are no longer afterthoughts-they're cornerstones. This week, two standout push block contenders faced off in a test to determine which offers the perfect blend of innovation and practicality: Zozen's Eco-Friendly Push Block and the GRR-RIPPER+ by Microjig. The Zozen block, crafted from durable aluminum with a clear window for unobstructed visibility, boasts reusable tail hooks and a replaceable antislip strip, making it a winner for eco-conscious crafters. Its parallel metal slide ensures precision, while its streamlined design appeals to those who value simplicity. Meanwhile, the GRR-RIPPER+ takes a more adaptable approach, featuring a fully adjustable 3D system that works across table saws, routers, band saws, and jointers. Paired with the SafeRip kit, it promises a dynamic solution for handling tricky cuts, though its complexity may require a steeper learning curve. But the battle isn't just between these two. The SKIL 15 Amp 10 Inch Portable Table Saw (TS6307-00) and Dewalt-compatible Dado throat plates prove that the right tools matter, while the Fulton DIY Crosscut Sled Kit and Trend Pushstick offer budget-friendly alternatives. Yet, when it comes to safety, the push blocks remain the unsung heroes. Zozen's focus on reusability and transparency highlights a shift toward greener practices, while GRR-RIPPER+ leans into engineering finesse. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a DIY enthusiast, the showdown underscores one truth: the best tools aren't just about performance-they're about protecting your craft and the planet.