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Get Safer, Cleaner Cuts on Your Tablesaw
September 1, 2008

Take a look at this step-by-step tutorial on making a zero-clearance insert--a smart upgrade to any saw.
Cutting Multi-Sided Shapes on the Tablesaw
September 1, 2008

Question: I would like to cut a 9-in.-wide octagon on the tablesaw. How can I do this safely? Stewart Levine, via Knots online forum, None Answer: For a 9-in. octagon,…
Oneida – XXP020100 Portable Dust Collector
September 1, 2008

This compact, roll-around unit has plenty of power with a 2-1/2-hp, 230-volt motor
Forrest Manufacturing – WW10401125 Woodworker II Flat-Bottomed Combination Saw
September 1, 2008

A new combination blade from Forrest Manufacturing cuts a flat-bottom kerf for gap-free joinery
How to Uncoil and Coil a Bandsaw Blade
August 13, 2008

Watch a bandsaw-blade technique that works nearly every time.
A Simple, Safe Table Saw Fixture for Ripping Thin Pieces
July 21, 2008

A simple, safe tablesaw fixture for ripping thin pieces
Circle-Cutting Bandsaw Jig
July 1, 2008

Safe and easy method to cut circles of all sizes using a sliding pivot arm
Bandsaw Jig for Cutting Simple Curves
July 1, 2008

Cut repeatable curves on the bandsaw with a finger jig and precise pattern
A Bandsaw Jig for Repeatable Complex Curves
July 1, 2008

A finger jig and pattern make cutting precise curves on the bandsaw easy
Jigs for Smooth Curves on the Bandsaw
July 1, 2008

A gallery of circle- and curve-cutting jigs from a master of the bandsaw, plus measured drawings so you can make your own

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