Drill Press Safety
When it comes to power tools or shop equipment, drill presses rank pretty low on the danger scale. While you would have to put some real effort into losing an appendage to one, accidents can and do ...
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Table saw motors are pretty much the heart of these tools, so it’s clearly a very important feature and one you should pay attention to. Most motors that you’ll find on the big name ...
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Table Saws: The Fence and Miter Gauge
The fence and miter gauge help you to make accurate cuts on a table saw – and it’s crucial that your table saw is well equipped in this department! Otherwise no matter how good your table saw ...
Different Types Of Table Saws
You could reasonably call these tools the heart of any woodshop. It’s a hugely useful tool that can do a variety of cuts thanks to have many different types of table saws available. Although you ...
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Reciprocating Saw vs Jigsaw
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Types of Miter Saws
A miter saw sits on a fixed base, with a blade mounted to an arm that can be pivoted horizontally from 0 degrees to -45 or +45 degrees. As the name suggests, it’s perfect for making miter cuts. ...
What To Know About Miter Saw Blades
One of these saws would be pretty much a useless hunk of machinery without a blade – so needless to say, it’s important that you know what to look for in a good blade. You might call the blade ...
Miter Saw Safety: Steps For Safe Saw Use
Even if you’ve never worked with or spent time around power tools, you can probably already tell that they’re super dangerous. Especially with saws – miter saws, table saws, circular saws. These ...
Miter Saw vs Table Saw
Do you need a miter or table saw? That’s a question we’re going to answer today as we explain the differences between the two popular pieces of woodworking equipment. In our guide, we will break ...
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Jigsaw vs Circular Saw
When we do tool comparisons, sometimes it is a very close race. Impact wrenches and drills can both be used for the same tasks, but with other tools, things are quite different. That’s case in ...
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How to Use a Jigsaw
Wondering how to use a jigsaw? That’s a question that’s puzzled many new tool owners over the years. Well, we are pleased to say they are just as simple as they look as long as you keep safety mind. ...
How to Use a Reciprocating Saw
We’ve often said that a cordless drill is a tool everyone should have at their disposal. Some would argue that the reciprocating saw belongs on that same tier. We’re not going to debate that this ...
Circular Saw Features You Must Know
In terms of power tools, circular saws are actually pretty simple… They’re physically small (compared to something like a table saw or miter saw), making for less features overall. They’re ...
Skill Saw Guide: How to Use a Circular Saw
As with any power tool, you really want to know what you’re doing before you start using it. Circular saws are very dangerous, and won’t hesitate to cut your fingers off if you’re not paying ...
Guide To Circular Saw Safety
Spinning sharp blades at several thousand RPM, you’d best believe that circular saws are extremely dangerous. There are many precautions needed to keep yourself safe when using one of these saws ...
Simple Steps How To Change A Circular Saw Blade
When it comes to using a circular saw, some people very rarely need to change their circular saw blade… While others need to change it very frequently – perhaps even several times per day! If ...
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How To Use A Chainsaw
Even if you’re not a serial killer (you’ve see “The Texas Chain Saw Massacre” right?)… Chainsaws can be very dangerous, and are a threat to yourself and those around you. It’s important that ...
Chainsaw Safety Guide
All types of powered saws (and power tools in general) are extremely dangerous, but chainsaws are on another level of danger altogether… Most other types of saws are in a fixed position, and you ...
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The Best Budget Bandsaw
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How to Use a Bandsaw
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Guide to Bandsaw Safety
Tales of missing fingers and trips to the emergency room are common in the woodworking world although these are things you can easily avoid if you keep safety in mind. Any machine with a blade ...
How to use a Drill Press
Humans have been putting holes into objects for millions of years, but it took a while for us to add electricity to the mix. While there is a style of drill for every consumer, drill presses hold a ...
Best Drill Press For Woodworking
When it comes to woodworking, it can be a chore to line up the holes and attempt to do the same depth each time. While it might initially seem like part of the fun - and even the challenge - it can ...
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A Guide to Cordless Drill Safety
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In the early days of woodworking, prior to the existence of many tools, man was limited in his methods for joining wood. Early joints were made by lashing pieces together. Although these joints ...
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