It all depends on what we're cutting/doing but I have found that a "push stick" with a special little notch cut in it works well on the table saw but weather I use it depends on width/length I'm cutting. I'm not into the woodworking professionally but I still have the same Craftsman bandsaw,arm saw,table saw and routers that I have used since 1986 when my plant closed and I had to eat! I have a steel case belt sander that is a 1973 model and second to none. I'm gonna hate when I have to replace it. Now speaking of safety, you guys would go crazy if you seen me router wood while holding it....even small pieces. I have never owned a router table! (yes, I still have all fingers)
