• Microdial Tapering Jig

    Cut perfect tapers safely and easily with the Microdial Tapering Jig. Two dials allow you to set tapers by degrees or amount of taper per… Read Full Tip

  • Woodstock Board Buddies

    Work safer at the table saw using Woodstock's Board Buddies. Spring-loaded rubber rollers grip the workpiece and hold it down and against the fence, preventing… Read Full Tip

  • Matchfit Dado Stop Pro

    Cutting perfect-fitting dadoes is a snap with the Matchfit Dado Stop Pro. Use it with any saw blade to cut dadoes or half laps without… Read Full Tip

  • MicroJig GRR-Ripper Push Block

    The Ultimate Push Block! More than just a push block, MicroJig's GRR-Ripper can be used in a variety of ways for ripping, crosscutting, or making… Read Full Tip

  • Freud Premier Fusion Blade

    One Blade to Rule Them All? Looking for a great general-purpose blade for your table saw? The Freud Premier Fusion delivers amazing results at a… Read Full Tip

  • Magswitch Featherboards

    The Ultimate Featherboard. Attaching a featherboard to the table saw has always been a bit of a hassle — until now. See how this featherboard… Read Full Tip

  • Infeed Table Q&A, Part 2

    Kim and Dennis answer questions from viewers on how to adapt the quick-attach infeed table to saws with tubular steel or extruded aluminum rip fence… Read Full Tip

  • Table Saw Infeed Table

    Quick-Attach Table Saw Infeed Table. Add additional capacity to your table saw in seconds with a shop-built infeed table. Cut wider boards with the miter… Read Full Tip

  • All-in-One Saw Blade

    Can One Saw Blade Replace Three Blades? Combination saw blades have been around a long time, but few offer precision smooth cuts. The Forrest Woodworker… Read Full Tip

  • Push Stick or Push Block?

    Push Stick Versus Push Block, and the Winner is... One of the basic cuts on a table saw is a rip cut, which is cutting… Read Full Tip

  • Crosscuts on a Table Saw

    Get Accurate Crosscuts with a Shop-Made Miter Gauge Fence! Whenever you make a crosscut on the table saw, you want to use the miter gauge… Read Full Tip

  • Micro-Adjust Stop Block

    Dial-in the Perfect Length with a Micro-Adjust Screw. You’ve heard the old adage, measure twice, cut once. The idea is to make sure of your… Read Full Tip