One of the go-to essential tools in a woodworker's shop is the versatile table saw. One of the advantages is the ability to make accurate and lengthy rip cuts, cross cuts, and dado cuts.

Don’t have a jointer in your shop? No problem! In this video, I’ll show you how to use your table saw as a jointer to get perfectly straight, square edges—no expensive machinery required.

For those who have experienced the torture of using the standard miter fence that comes with machine tools like a table saw, band saw, or belt sander, any change is likely to make a big difference ...

The Table Saw is a very straightforward machine. You can use it to turn logs into 8 planks instead of the normal 4 you would get when using a Crafting Table. The ...

In this show, Woodsmith Shop hosts Chris Fitch and Phil Huber build a pair of essential accessories: a versatile crosscut sled and a feature-packed tenoning jig. The table saw sits at the center ...

Shop jigs are one of the joys of woodworking. Not many hobbies include comparable projects that can make the hobby better while using the hobby itself. Imagine frying up a better skillet or growing a ...

If you’re a woodworker willing to spend enough money, you can buy a table saw that detects fingers and stops the blade like this: (The hot dog is your finger.) So, would you pay extra for this ...

[Related: How to tune up a table saw] Another jig category rides along the table saw’s fence instead of in a miter slot. A jointer sled or tapering jig, for instance, uses the fence as a ...

The best table saws allow you to do a range of woodworking projects from the comfort of your home, while providing the exact cuts you need. They’re also packed with safety features to ensure ...

Even if you're fortunate enough to own or work at a professional workshop equipped with industrial table saws, you'll likely find the need for a portable table saw from time to time. If you're not ...