Table saws require a bit more setup and skill than a miter saw, but the reward is an incredibly versatile saw. It's difficult to list all the ways that you can cut wood on a table saw because it's ...

Source: Sek Austria/YouTube Step 2: Make the miter saw turn table With that done, take your 15/32 inch (12 mm) steel plate and cut it into a disk shape 12-inch (30.5 cm) in diameter. Cut another ...

A guard covers the saw blade, and the material to be cut sits on the miter saw table and presses into the saw’s back fence (i.e. a vertical metal wall).

With another little tweak of some latches, the whole miter section can flip over, providing even more access to the table saw, or just a small workbench! Cracking stuff!

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A miter saw's stationary design makes it less of a tool and more of an installation. Rather than taking it around a workshop with you, you instead bring the materials to it.

Miter saws and table saws are both incredibly common for woodworkers of any skill level, but there are specific scenarios where one is better than the other.

If the video player is not working, you can click on this alternative video link. Every self-respecting workshop, or shed, needs a miter saw and a table saw. However, these bits of kit can take up ...