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Upgraded SawStop Job-site Tablesaw
Improvements to The Jobsite Saw Pro's fence, table, and dust-collection system make it a stronger competitor in the portable saw market.
Podcast 201: Broken Bricks, Unloved Concrete, and Portable Tablesaws
The FHB editors offer suggestions for repurposing a concrete slab, protecting brick from rock salt, switching from a shop saw to a portable, and more.
How to Make a Crosscut Sled for Your Tablesaw
Use job-site scraps to build a simple, no-fuss sled for making safe and accurate crosscuts on your tablesaw.
Heavyweight Portable Tablesaw
The sturdy and powerful Grizzly G0870 10-in tablesaw is a workhorse on the job site.
How to Use a Featherboard When Rip-Cutting Wood on a Tablesaw
Make cleaner cuts and prevent dangerous kickback with this handy tablesaw accessory.
How to Cut a Straight Edge on a Crooked Board
Securing your wavy piece of wood onto a perfectly square guide board is the key to safely ripping it in a straight line.
Garbage-Bag Dust Collector for Tablesaw
This simple trick for collecting tablesaw discharge dust is a cheap fix for a messy problem, and it makes job-site cleanup a quick and easy task.
Podcast Episode 125 — French Doors, Kitchen Remodels, and the Gamification of Home Building.
Archways, restored glass, hardware, plate racks, cabinets, moisture control, and a broken tablesaw.
How to Break Down Plywood With a Track Saw
Follow this step-by-step sequence for cutting sheet goods to accurate sizes, all without a tablesaw.
All You Need Is a Track Saw
Learn how to break down plywood and other sheet goods efficiently and accurately without a tablesaw.

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