Machinery - Page 22 of 105

Mike Korsak chose to put most of his machines in one corner of his shop to keep his dust collection needs centralized.

Cyclone dust collectors are a wonderful improvement over their single-stage counterparts. Many woodworkers like to line the collection drum with a plastic bag, as it is easier to empty a…

Adjustable wings extend the reach of your drill-press table.

Learn how to refurbish a surplus cabinet to create a mobile workstation, with handy storage inside.

Exploit the bandsaw blade’s downward motion to improve your control when cutting curved parts.

With its direct-drive three-phase motor, the Oliver isn't something that you can just plug into any old 220-volt outlet. In order to feed the beast, Mike outfitted his shop with a three-phase rotary converter, something he doesn't regret for a minute.

The first steps in the upgrade are to remove the cutterhead and gearbox.

Crosscutting an 8/4 maple board can be an exercise in frustration, but with proper technique it can be done consistently and accurately

SuperMax Tools announced some big news today: It has been acquired by Laguna. SuperMax's press release (below) doesn't get into too many specifics on the deal, but Bill Schroeder, president of…

I use my tablesaw most often to cut 3⁄4-in.-thick stock. To set the blade to the proper height without measuring, I mark both sides of the blade with a Sharpie…