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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.
Radial-Arm Saws: The Tool That Just Won’t Die
This powerful shop tool's peak is long past, but the folks in Britt, Iowa, may not agree.
All You Need Is a Track Saw
Learn how to break down plywood and other sheet goods efficiently and accurately without a tablesaw.
Prepare Big Doors for Glue Up
Builder Gary Striegler gives some helpful tips for making a big custom door.
Foam-Finger Featherboard
The FeatherPro locks into a miter slot to provide just the right amount of pressure needed to prevent kickback.
Podcast Episode 102 — Bathrooms, Blades, and Batts
PEX, caulks, tubs, track saws, insulation, door removal, trim, and reciprocating saws.
Podcast Episode 100: ONE HUNDRED SHOWS!
Bathroom electricals, roof vents, adhesive guns, appliances and kitchen cabinets, and tablesaw safety.
Small Moldings Solution
This technique will help eliminate the risk of projectile offcuts and also improve the smoothness of the cut.

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