Tools and Reviews
Here you'll learn how to use power tools and hand tools to full advantage in your woodworking shop. These include the table saw, jointer, bandsaw, mitersaw, CNC machine and others.
With more muscle and stability than a benchtop model and no need for 220-volt power, one of these in-between machines may be perfect for your shop.
Is it okay to use the old tablesaw blade— which was fairly new itself—to replace my worn out mitersaw blade? It appears to fit, but I don’t want to do anything unsafe.
Maximize the performance of your tablesaw, bandsaw, mitersaw, and router by setting them up properly
Nothing beats the thin blade and reciprocating action of a scrollsaw for making intricate cuts in wood and sheet goods.
Learn to cut incredibly strong half-lap joints by hand or with a two-step process using a tablesaw a
Practice your handsaw skills as you learn to hand-cut a tenon.
Handsaw with confidence and accuracy using a saw bench that doubles as the sturdiest shop stool you’
A drill press ranks in our top five of machines every woodworker should own.
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