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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.
A perfect miter takes more than two 45° cuts. Learn how to set up your table saw and miter gauge, … Read More
Make vertical cuts on your table saw with two shop-made jigs. Learn techniques for cutting tenons, rabbets, raised panels, and … Read More
The right table saw blade makes all the difference. Learn how rip, crosscut, and combination blades compare, and which features … Read More
A quality stacked dado blade makes cutting dadoes, grooves, and rabbets easier. Here's what to look for when choosing the … Read More
A stacked dado blade makes cutting accurate, repeatable tenons easy. Learn how to dial in the blade height, set the … Read More
All raised panels are not created equally. With this simple technique, you can get this classic, coved door panel using … Read More
Accurately sized parts make woodworking projects easier to assemble. Learn essential table saw techniques for ripping and crosscutting wood with … Read More
On some table saws, the blade won't lower far enough to install an uncut zero-clearance insert. This simple hardboard spacer … 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
