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All the kings of the cordless category now offer much more compact 18-volt cordless batteries, based on Lithium-Ion technology, but DeWalt says it is the first to make its new…

Tool Chest Contest winner, Gregg Novosad of Palatine, Ill claims his prize at the 2009 AWFS Fair.

In the why-didn't-someone-think-of-this-before category, Rockler rolled out the "bench cookie," a simple hockey-puck-shaped disc that grips and elevates projects on the bench. At $12 for a set of four, it…

Sharpening Doctor Gary Rogowski uses a hunk of cheddar to explain the difference between single, double, and hollow-grind bevels in this video tutorial

With a crosscut capacity that rivals 12-inch models, Makita's new 10-inch sliding miter saw looks like a winner.

Reacting to customer feedback, Delta has built full-size power, mass, and features into its new mid-sized lathes.

Call for Entries: I'm looking for 35 blanket chests to appear in an upcoming book on the subject for The Taunton Press.

The SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw does almost everything its big brother does, with better dust collection and a much-lower price. It is aimed squarely at small-shop pros and serious hobbyists.

Discovery Channel's 'How It's Made' show gives play-by-play account of how a violin is built

See who won a copy of The New Woodworker Handbook