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Self-clamping stop block for crosscutting
July 4, 2017

If you try to use the rip fence as a stop block when crosscutting on the tablesaw, the trapped, unsupported cutoff can turn into a missile. The safe method is…
Ripping narrow molding profiles
June 30, 2017

Ben Brunick (@chalkstonewoodworking) shows you how he rips narrow molding profiles off a board without any jigs
ISOTunes hearing protector earbuds
June 15, 2017

Rock out and protect your hearing at the same time
Better Push Stick for Ripping on the Bandsaw
March 29, 2017

This handled push stick allows better control for straight bandsaw cuts.
Dust Collection for the Small Shop
November 2, 2016

Learn about an effective and budget-conscious trio of solutions.
Turn Pipe Clamps into a Support Stand
June 1, 2016

When my pipe clamps aren’t working as clamps, they double as versatile shop stands. To create a broad, stable base, I glue up a stack of 12-in.-dia. disks of 3⁄4-in.-thick…
Clearance For Installing a Table Saw Throat Plate
February 10, 2016

If you install a blank insert in your tablesaw’s blade opening, and bring the spinning blade up through it (making sure to hold down the insert in the process), you’ll…
Safety Glasses on Every Machine
October 28, 2015

I know I should always wear safety glasses while using power tools. But in the middle of a project it is easy to forget where I left them. If I’m…
Understanding Table Saw Safety Systems
September 30, 2015

Learn about the safety systems included in today’s tablesaws
All About Dust Collection
December 17, 2012

Learn how to protect your lungs with top-notch dust collection tips and techniques.

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