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Riving-knife retrofit not an option for most table saws
October 27, 2011

Q: After reading Asa Christiana’s Q&A on the safety of American tablesaws (FWW #220), I went looking for a riving knife to put on my older saw. However, I couldn’t find one.…
Cleaning blades and bits
June 2, 2011

I’ve been a professional woodworker and CNC operator for years. When we send our blades and bits out to be harpened, the sharpening service first dips them into a strong…
How to Resaw on the Bandsaw
April 22, 2011

Furniture maker Michael Fortune demonstrates how to properly resaw lumber on the bandsaw.
Soup Up Your Crosscut Sled
April 7, 2011

Fresh faces and smart stops make a big difference
Ten-Cent Solution for Hollow-Chisel Woes
April 7, 2011

An inexpensive fix for a screaming mortiser.
Used Machines Can Be a Steal
February 10, 2011

Learn how to avoid lemons, and you’ll get serious power and capacity for less money
Amperage Is More Accurate Than Horsepower
December 9, 2010

Q: Greg Paolini recently tested dedicated plunge routers with 3-hp motors (“Heavy-Duty Plunge Routers,” FWW #214). All of the routers have 120-volt motors. As I understand it, a typical 120-volt…
Tool Test: Step Up to a Serious Bandsaw
October 28, 2010

A powerful, solid saw with big cutting capacity is more affordable than ever
How Many Routers Does Your Shop Need?
October 28, 2010

For most people, the answer is three
Tool Test: Heavy-Duty Benchtop Lathes
September 30, 2010

With more muscle and mass than ever, one of these midsize models could be the first and last lathe you’ll need

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