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Cutting Plywood Without a Tablesaw
Jigs can turn an ordinary circular saw into an accurate cutting tool.
Using a Crosscut Sled
A crosscut sled not only increases the safety of working with a tablesaw, it also increases the versatility of the tool itself
Clean sawblades
Most of the wood that I cut on my tablesaw is pine, and the sawblade gums up with pitch long before it gets dull. A quick way to clean the…
Blade Stabilizer
Learn how to stabilize a wobbly table saw with this simple trick.
Can a Circular-Saw Edge Guide Replace Your Tablesaw?
These systems offer a safe, precise way to cut sheet goods.
Avoiding Accidents on the Tablesaw
Here's how to get the most from your saw without getting hurt.
Build a Tablesaw Crosscut Sled
Trimming cabinet doors and drawers, mitering small pieces, and making wide crosscuts for shelving is safer and easier with this simple sled
Making Raised-Panel Doors on a Tablesaw
With a stacked dado set, you can build Shaker-style cabinet doors in six easy steps.
Testing the Best Portable Tablesaws
Power, precision, portability, and 24-in. rip capacity for under $600.
Tablesaw Tapering Jig
When I need to cut a tapered piece of lumber, I reach for the jig shown in the drawing. This jig is designed to run straight against the tablesaw’s fence…

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