I recently built a railing for a customer’s deck, and I used 2x2s for the spindles. For strength, I used a mortise- and-tenon assembly. The challenge became cutting quick, accurate […]
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by Eric Smith The last time I could find them all, I counted 18 accessories for my tablesaw. Dado set, push sticks, throat plates, extra blades, miter gauges…
To improve safety and cut quality, workpieces should be well-supported as you feed them off a tablesaw. This fixture provides ample support, even for a full sheet of plywood, without taking over your shop. A flip-up wing provides a whopping 44-1/2x42-1/2" surface when needed, then folds down to a compact 20x42-12/" footprint. The table even provides storage for lumber cutoffs. And for ultimate versatility, casters allow you to roll it out of the way or to another spot in the shop to use as a standalone table.
Build these helpers to get more out of your tablesaw.
Checklist to follow before sawing.
Turn your tablesaw into extra workbench space with a piece of 3⁄4-in.plywood.Attach wood strips around the plywood edges for a snug,no-slide fit on the metal…
Homemade Tablesaw: This is my go at making a homemade table saw to add to my garage/workshop. I have an ancient black and decker circular saw that has a warped shoe so it doesn't work very well has a handheld saw. By attaching it to a table I am able to tweak it so th…
Here’s a slick way to make a three-face brick molding in one pass over the tablesaw. Mount two different blades (I use an 8-in. blade and a 6-in. blade) on […]
http://www.aw-thinkbold.comVideo of a Shop-built wooden European style Format Tablesaw with Sliding Table.Motor: 2,2kW (3hp), 2800rpmBlade dia. is 10" (25,4c...
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Tips and tricks for getting the best results from your tablesaw.
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By Tim Johnson Box joints are the savvy woodworker’s alternative to dovetails. Strong, great-looking and quickly made, box joints are an especially good choice…
I just saw this new type saw and if I was back in business I would jump on this like a duck on a Junebug. Someone was doing some thinking.
By Eric Smith and Richard Tendick…
Build this compact storage unit and say good-bye to shuffling through blades stacked on a shelf or in a drawer. The pullout panels keep everything at your fingertips while protecting the carbide teeth.
