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A miter saw is a handy tool to have in the shop for cutting stock to length. With a little tuning, you can turn your saw into a reliable and accurate go-to tool for making repeatable cuts.
Get more from your sliding compound miter saw with these essential setup and cutting techniques for accurate crosscuts, miters, bevels, … Read More
The miter box. For most of woodworking history, miter boxes were the de facto crosscutting tool. When power tools hit … Read More
Miter saws can throw sawdust throughout the shop. This simple pop-up dust shelter contains the mess and gives your dust … Read More
Get cleaner cuts from your miter saw with this shop-made zero-clearance insert. A durable UHMW plate and replaceable hardboard center … Read More
Over the years, we’ve featured a number of different miter saw stations, some of them taking up an entire wall. … Read More
Your miter saw can do much more than rough-cut lumber. A few simple setup checks, upgrades, and cutting techniques can … Read More
Cutting an accurate 45° miter is only half the battle. This simple miter saw stop block jig makes it easy … Read More
Learn how to add a tape measure and stop block to any power tool. Read More
A few inexpensive, shop-made additions can make your miter saw more accurate, versatile, and easier to use. These five upgrades … Read More
No room for a permanent miter saw station? These simple plywood supports set up in minutes and provide a level … Read More
No room for a dedicated miter saw station? These removable support platforms turn your workbench into a versatile miter saw … Read More
