Table saw
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VIDEO: SawStop Jobsite Saw PRO – First Look
If you are shopping for a new portable table saw or a table saw that is perfect for a small workshop or garage, then you should consider the new SawStop Jobsite Saw PRO.
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September/October 2019 What’s in Store Round-up
Take a closer look at some of the cool new tools that were featured in the March/April 2018 issue of Woodworker’s Journal.
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Infinity Mini Power Feeder
Bring hands-free convenience and safety to your router table, shaper, table saw or band saw with this variable-speed 1/8HP Mini Power Feeder.
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Metabo HPT MultiVolt™ Table Saw
This table saw can be operated on either a 36-volt Metabo HPT battery or an AC/DC corded adapter that fits ino the tool’s battery port.
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VIDEO: How to Make Raised Panel Doors Using a Table Saw
In this video we demonstrate how to do classic frame and panel construction using just a table saw. We even create raised panels to be used in a door and drawer front.
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PROJECT: Table Saw Blade Organizer
In addition to keeping your blades handy, safe and sharp, the trays have a place for a label that allows you to select the exact blade you need on the first try.
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Cutting Perfect Miter Joints?
I’ve tried every setup method I can think of to get my miter gauge to cut a precise 45-degree miter, but it still isn’t accurate. What else can I try?
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Making a Ball-and-Dowel Push Stick
This reader found that standard push sticks don’t work well for making thin cuts, so built his own easy-to-use tool with a dowel.
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Ripping a 50-degree Bevel Angle?
How do I cut a bevel angle greater than 45 degrees on my band saw to achieve the 100-degree angle I need for the roof on my church replica?
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Video: How to Make a Waterfall Corner Joint
Rob Johnstone demonstrates how to cut and assemble a waterfall corner joint. You’ll also learn a great tip for how to use hide glue and clamping cauls to clamp this joint securely.
