Machinery - Page 12 of 16

Making Three-Phase Machines Work in a One-Phase Shop
September 1, 2002

Joh White breaks down the three basic types of converters that'll get a three-phase machine running in a home shop: static, rotary and electronic
Bandsaw Tune-Up
August 1, 2002

In just a few steps you can make an old bandsaw run like new.
Get the Most From Your Router Table
August 1, 2002

Make controlled cuts using special jigs that hold the work and keep hands away from cutters
Tool Test: Radial-Arm Saws
August 1, 2002

Although the heyday of these machines may be past, there still may be a place for one in your shop
Router Lifts
April 1, 2002

A look at five devices designed to make the router table more user-friendly
Miter-Saw Tune-up
February 1, 2002

Keep your chopsaw or sliding compound-miter saw in peak form
Five Essential Power Tools
January 1, 2002

Woodworker Gary Rogowski explains why the tablesaw would not be at the top of his shop machine list.
14-in. Bandsaws Reviewed
January 1, 2002

Low-cost models might get the job done, but more power and better features come at a price
Protect Your Hearing in the Shop
December 1, 2001

Choose ear protection that's comfortable, and learn how to use it correctly
Smooth Tambours
August 1, 2001

Flat, veneered slats give the illusion of solid-wood doors

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