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.
I’m confused about the differences between a standard block plane and a low-angle block plane. Can you sort them out for me?
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.
Few of us look forward to sanding, but with most projects it’s inevitable. So why not embrace the abrasiveness? These power sanders help you do just that.
A laminate slitter is a hand operated tool that cuts strips of thin material such as veneer or plast
We put every battery-powered mitersaws to the test.
No longer a luxury, these tools prove invaluable in the shop, home, and job site.
A 10" slider makes an ideal mitersaw for woodworking because of its wide crosscut, miter and bevel capacities, and portability for work in the house or outdoors.
If you’re ready to invest in a quality tablesaw, but can’t justify spending nearly $2,000 or more for a high-end model, here’s where you start.
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