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12 Tips for Router-Table Safety
August 10, 2006

Review the essential dos and don'ts of router-table use
Safer Cuts with a Riving Knife
May 16, 2006

This important safety aid is just recently showing up on tablesaws in the U.S. as an alternative to the more common splitter
Safe Speeds for Big Router Bits
May 1, 2006

A slower speed can make routing safer and improve the quality of the cut
Push Sticks for the Jointer
February 16, 2006

Protect your hands and fingers from spinning knives using a variety of push sticks and push pads.
Tune Up Your Crosscut Sled
February 6, 2006

Make it last and make it safe with a few simple upgrades
Tool Makers Cater to New Trends
December 27, 2005

Ergonomics, women among the inspirations for new tool designs
Protecting Your Tools Against Theft
December 1, 2005

A few precautions can bring you peace of mind
All About Workshop Safety
November 1, 2005

Woodworking is a solitary hobby, and it requires tools and techniques that are inherently dangerous. These two factors make workshop safety a top concern for any woodworker. When working in…
Foot Switch for Tablesaw
October 25, 2005

This foot switch is for those of us who, with both hands critically occupied on top of the saw table, have wished for a third hand to reach under the…
Auxiliary Tablesaw Switch
October 25, 2005

Here's how I solved the problem of operating the start/stop switch on my tablesaw when ripping large sheets of plywood. I installed a switch identical to the one on the…

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