Cutting
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Making a Zero Clearance Throatplate
Enhance your table saw’s cutting quality and safety with a zero-clearance throatplate.
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Avoid Tearout by Reading the Grain
Learn how to “read the grain” of your stock and you can avoid tearout.
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Cutting Tenons with a Dado Blade
Make short work of cutting tenons with a stacked dado blade.
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Table Saw Taper Jig Plans
Build this simple jig from scrap, and you’ll be ripping tapers in no time flat.
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Raised Panel Table Saw Jig
The table saw provides an easy way for you to make raised panel doors. All it takes is a simple shop-made sled.
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Making a Table Saw Box-Joint Jig
Box joints are among the strongest joinery methods for square corners. Making them is quick and accurate on the table saw with an easy-to-make jig
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Making Custom Knives
Open one of these kits Saturday morning, and by lunchtime you’ll have a custom-made knife ready for finishing.
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Ripping Unrippable Edges
There’s more than one way to cut a straight edge when a board has two rough or waney edges.
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True Your Table Saw Miter Gauge, Blade and Fence
These easy checks will help you make perfectly accurate cuts with your table saw.
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Cutting Lap Joints with a Table Saw
These simple joints are an excellent choice for picture frames, light-duty cabinet doors or face frame construction.
