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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.
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
Add a classic furniture detail with shop-made dentil molding. A simple table saw jig and dado blade make it easy … Read More
This shop-made table saw featherboard uses a spring hinge to maintain steady pressure against the rip fence for more accurate, … Read More
With a few accessories, make you table saw safer, more accurate, and even more useful. Read More
Glued up panels are used in many woodworking projects. Bryan and Phil share their experience in knowing when to remove … Read More
Knowing how to fine-tune a cut at the table saw is a necessary skill for making accurate cuts. Take a … Read More
A dado blade opens up all kinds of possibilities for your table saw. Here's what you need to know to … Read More
Cutting thin wood strips on the table saw can be tricky. This simple shop-made jig makes it easier to rip … Read More
Even with a dust collector connected, openings in a table saw cabinet can allow sawdust to escape and reduce suction. … Read More
Ripping hardwood to width is one of the table saw's most common jobs — and one where good workpiece control … Read More
Thin strips come in handy for plywood edging, spacers, and bent laminations. Here are three simple table saw setups for … Read More
A new insert for your table saw doesn't have a blade slot. Here's a safe, easy way to get the … Read More
Choosing the right blade is one part of making smooth table saw cuts. Another element is using a zero-clearance insert. … Read More
