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How to Use a Table Saw Safely [Step-by-Step Instructions]

If you never learn anything else about a table saw, there is one thing anyone should know about this piece of equipment. In a fight between a rapidly spinning blade and your soft fingers, your fingers will lose every time. In this guide, I will give you the basics of how to use table saw…safely!…

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6 Best Table Saws on the Market [2024 Review]

Many woodworkers, whether amateur or professional, will agree that the centerpiece of any good workshop is its table saw. This style of power saw is both a powerful piece of equipment and a significant investment but can prove essential to anyone who needs to cut wood regularly with power and precision. With that said, the…

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Best Budget Table Saws Under $300 [2024 Review]

As a seasoned DIY enthusiast, I know the power of a great table saw. Just like you, I once searched the internet to find a good table saw at my entry level price point. I now own the expensive Sawstop option, but I’m well versed in the best table saws under $300. At this price…

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Why Cut to the Left of the Blade on a Table Saw? - post thumbnail

Why Cut to the Left of the Blade on a Table Saw?

The rule of thumb is that your cutting position on a table saw depends on your handedness. You should place the fence on the side of the blade where your dominant hand is located. The cutting position is also determined by the tilt of the blade, i.e., whether the blade tilts to the left or…

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Why Can’t You Use Shop Vac With Table Saw?

A shop vac is a special type of vacuum often used in woodworking and construction. It consists of a high-powered motor and a suction system that sucks up dirt, debris, pieces of wood, and other materials from work sites. Though very popular, a shop vac is not often the best equipment that you can use…

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Why Build a Table Saw Sled?

A table saw crosscut sled is an important accessory for your table saw. The device makes it easier for you to make perfectly square and replicable crosscuts more consistently than when you use a miter gauge. Since every table saw comes with a miter gauge, it is a great idea to build your own table…

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What Wax to Use on Table Saw?

A table saw is made of sharp blades bulging out of the top of a table. The blades are sharp and rigid enough to help you make a variety of wood cuts. However, only a lubricated table saw will make your wood cutting job a lot easier. What Wax Should You Use on Table Saw?…

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What Is a Good RPM for a Table Saw?

Table saws utilize a blade that spins at a high speed to cut through wood. Depending on the size and motor power of your table saw, the blade will have a different RPM. What Is a Good RPM for a Table Saw? Table saws typically run at 3,000 to 4,000 RPM, which stands for revolutions…

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What Causes Table Saw Kickback?

Table saw kickback is a phenomenon that involves wood that is being worked on by a table saw suddenly being pushed back towards the machine’s operator at high speed. Kickback is when the wood that is being pushed across the blade of the table saw losses pressure against the machine’s fence and is therefore suddenly…

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How to Crosscut Plywood Using a Table Saw

Whether you’re redoing your subfloor or making cabinets, odds are you’re going to be making lots of cuts. It may seem daunting to use a table saw for your plywood crosscuts at first, but the good news is it’s easier than you think and this guide is here to take you through the basics.   What…

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How to Cut a Straight Edge With a Table Saw

It’s one of the unfortunate realities of pre-cut lumber – you’re not always going to get a straight or square edge. The good news is that you can use your table saw to easily cut straight edges, and get perfectly straight edges for your DIY project. What Causes Wood to Warp? Moisture is the #1…

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Can You Cut Sheet Metal With a Table Saw?

Can you cut sheet metal with a table saw? If you’ve ever looked at your table saw and asked yourself this, well, you are not alone. To answer this question, I have prepared a detailed guide explaining why it is possible to cut metal sheets with a table saw and whether you should do it…

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Why Is My Table Saw Binding as I Cut?

Table saw binding can cause major setbacks on a project. Not only will it make your cuts inaccurate, but it incredibly dangerous and can create kickback. There are several reasons for table saw binding, and I went through each one here. Why Is My Table Saw Binding as I Cut? Your table saw will bind…

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How High Should a Table Saw Blade Be?

Sawing wood on a table saw blade is no easy task. You should be careful in handling tools that can potentially injure you. That’s why you should know the ways to use a table saw blade. For safety, you should know how high should a table saw blade be.  How High Should a Table Saw…

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How Tight Should a Table Saw Blade Be

Before you start with any woodcutting, you should first properly set up your table saw blade. Most often, people wonder how tight should a table saw blade be? To get the best results, certainly, you should know how tight it should be if you want safe and quality woodcutting.  How Tight Should a Table Saw…