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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.
All it takes is an afternoon to make a set of zero-clearance inserts and get cleaner table saw cuts. Read More
Setting up a crosscut sled can be a fussy affair at times. But these three steps make the whole process … Read More
This cabinet keeps everything you might need for your cabinet saw close at hand. Read More
This push block is perfect for your table saw. It let's you push the narrowest of rips through the blade … Read More
This addition to your table saw will take the stress out of those long cross cuts. Read More
Replacing the insert in your table saw is one of the easiest ways to increase the quality of the cuts … Read More
Like most things with moving parts, a table saw requires periodic maintenance and upkeep to keep it running at peak … Read More
Here's a handy little block that will let you fine-tune and save your table saws rip fence location. Read More
Often needed, a sacrificial fence comes in handy when milling wood at the table saw. This version will fulfill those … Read More
A safe way to store your dado blades but keep them close at hand. Read More
Cutting tapers at the table saw usually involves making a quick, one-use jig. This jig offers a permanent and flexible … Read More
A push block doesn't have to be a scrap piece, thrown away after one use. This version is designed with … Read More
As helpful as roller stands are they can at times have a little trouble staying in place. Here's a tip … Read More
You may think that a crosscut sled is needed only for cutting wide panels. Not so, says Phil Huber. He … Read More
