Table saws are one of the most common and versatile tools available to woodworkers, so why do even professional woodworkers ...

Table saws definitely fall into this category, but they can be a great first power tool for DIYers. But if you know how to use a table saw for woodworking at home, a world of projects open up.

If you're getting burn marks while using your table saw, it’s probably due to one of four common issues. This quick tip breaks down the causes and how to fix them for cleaner cuts. #Woodworking #Table ...

Plug in the table saw and hear how it sounds starting up, ensuring there's no incessant vibration or other strange noises. See if you can try putting a load through the saw, preferably of an ...

If you’re trying to trim a 2-by-6 down to 4 inches wide, a table saw is the best tool you can use, hands down. Most table saws are built with slots on either side of the blade, called miter slots.

It's one of the things that a table saw really excels at. So you can use it for tenons or half-laps, bridle joints, miters, and more. And Chris is gonna show you all the steps to take care of that.

Most table saws use a 10-inch blade, while smaller models can use 8.25 inch blades. The number of teeth on the blade will also indicate the type of cut it's best suited for, with more teeth ...

Next, use a table saw to rip five pieces of ash to 1 5/16 in. wide. Rip four pieces of mahogany to 3/8 in. wide. Be sure that the saw's riving knife (the thin piece of steel shaped like a shark ...

The list will cover table saws. You can spend a small fortune on a good one, but good ones last if they are cared for properly. My advice: Shop carefully. You don’t want to go cheap so the ...

How to prevent tearout with a backer board One of the most common ways to prevent splintering when using a chop saw or miter saw is to use a backer board. This is a simple way to support the grain ...

The project is the first in a series of simple furniture builds using these saws. The table’s box is made out of ¾-inch pine plywood and measures 9½ inches tall x 14 inches deep x 24 inches long.

First up is the more affordable table saw available at Harbor Freight: the Warrior 15 Amp 10-inch Table Saw. As the name suggests, it has a 15-amp motor that produces 4,250 rpm, which is more than ...