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Smooth Rolling Saw Guide
The SkatePlate moves without effort, prevents scratches to material, and fits almost any saw on the market.
How to Cut a Notch with a Circular Saw
The saw doubles as a plane for quick notches in framing lumber.
Two Saws Are Better Than One
Makita XSH06PT 7-1/4-in. circular saw, Makita XSH04ZB 6-1/2-in. circular saw
Big Saw Bests Big Timbers
Skilsaw's Super Sawsquatch massive 16-5/16 in. circular saw can cut thick beams with ease.
Compact Blade-Right Circular Saw
First look at the Makita XSH04ZB 61⁄2-in. subcompact cordless circular saw.
How to Accurately Cut a 6×6
Mastered in a Minute: Use a rafter square to guide cuts through large timbers.
Worm-Drive Oil Change
Worm-drive circular saws need their oil changed periodically. Here’s how to do it.
Skilsaw Super Sawsquatch
This 16-5/16-in. beam saw can cut a 6x6 in a single pass! Is that overkill or is it just awesome?
How to Change the Oil in a Worm-Drive Saw
Worm-drive saws have an oil-bath gearbox that should be refreshed periodically to make your tool last longer and run smoother.
DeWalt’s 60v Saw Is Not Quite Ready for Production Framing
A very nice piece of gear that would serve many carpenters well. But not in a production-framing environment.

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