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The table saw is front and center in most shops, and rightly so. This tool gives you ultimate control when it comes to building projects of all shapes and sizes.
Accurately sized project parts start at the table saw. Get top-notch results with these simple guidelines for ripping and crosscutting. Read More
The saw blade getting in the way is not a problem that most making a zero-clearance insert will have. But … Read More
Cutting small parts at the table saw always adds a bit of a challenge to working safely and accurately. This … Read More
This jig lets you "build" your stack of dado blades before putting them on the saw. So you'll have a … Read More
Logan shares a readers suggestion on upgrading the dado caddy by adding a shim and nut holder. Read More
Logan shares a quick way to retrieve lost nuts and flanges from the table saw cabinet. Read More
Use this simple jig to easily groove and tenon a dowel at the table saw. Read More
Here's a handy aid for making repeatable cuts on the table saw. An adjustable stop block that works with your … Read More
In an emergency, you need to shut off your table saw quickly. That means you have to know where the … Read More
Setting up a box joint jig can often involve a lot of test cuts until the jig and dado blade … Read More
It can be tough to support a long part while making cuts at the table saw. The solution involves a … Read More
Inexpensive tubing provides a great way to protect the teeth on table saw blades. The only challenge is cutting the … Read More
A little time at the table saw and a simple jig is all it takes to make this traditional molding … Read More
Improve the safety and accuracy while making rip cuts at the table saw with this shop-built accessory. Read More
Build this add-on fence to tackle routing tasks. Then use it for table saw work, too. Read More
