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Guides to table saws, blades and accessories, with setup and safety basics for hobby and pro woodworkers.
Expert opinions on the newest products
The best workbench for most woodworkers is a heavy, stable bench around 60 inches long...
The best table saw for most beginners is a 10-inch jobsite saw with a rack-and-pinion...
For one blade that handles almost everything, buy a 40 to 50 tooth combination blade...
The best router table for most woodworkers is a cast-iron or phenolic-top table with a...
The best push stick setup is a pair: a long push stick for narrow rips...
For a small shop, the best dust collector is a 1 to 2 horsepower single-stage...
