Delta Unisaw with Biesemeyer Fence System Review
Childhood memories can be powerful forces in the choices we make and the hobbies we pick up as adults. Some […]
Bench Dog Pocket Push Stick Preview
Rockler always has nifty woodworking gadgets (like the Rockler CNC Shark), so we try to keep an eye on them […]
Safety Speed 7000 Panel Saw
Safety Speed Mfg. showed off its new 7000 panel saw, designed as an affordable and accurate panel-cutting solution for home […]
Yet Another Reason for Using Blade Guards on Saws
Last week we were exposed to yet another reason as to why it’s imperative to continue using blade guards on saws. […]
Industry Silence Could Equal End of the Affordable Table Saw
We understand. You like to mind your own business. But not this time. Not if you want the inexpensive portable […]
Power Tool Institute (PTI) on Table Saw Safety Standards
The PTI (Power Tool Institute) is directly addressing the CPSC’s recent proposal. Their Advanced Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) could […]
Bosch GTS1031 10″ Jobsite Table Saw Review
We were impressed with the Bosch Axial Glide miter saw which revolutionized close-quarters cutting. Building on their solution-based approach to products, […]
DeWalt DW745 Table Saw Preview
We love table saws, and lawsuits notwithstanding, we like some of the new products that are finally starting to hit the market. We got our hands on the DeWalt DW745 – the company’s handy new 10-Inch Job site Table Saw. It comes with a new Site-Pro Modular Guarding System that adjusts the saw quickly for a variety of cuts. It really makes the job all that much more quick, with accurate cuts that don’t take long to set up. The saw is both portable and powerful. The motor pumps through 15 amps and it has a large 16″ rip capacity. This tool includes a split blade guard, adjustable miter gauge, and even a push stick – all of which secure to the side of the tool itself for easy portability. Also included is a 10-inch, 24-tooth carbide blade, which will get you started, but as we’ve found with most DeWalt blades – should be replaced as soon as possible. Regardless of what blade you put on it, it will spin up at 3,850 rpm (no-load) and should be quick enough to take all that 15-amp power and chew through even the hardest hardwood or pressure-treated lumber.
Jointmaker Pro v2 Manual Table Saw Preview
This kind of product doesn’t come around all that often: a tool that makes it possible to do manually, something that we only thought really possible with electricity. Want to do some serious craftsmanship by hand for a special project? The new Jointmaker Pro v2 Manual Table Saw by Bridge City Tool Works is your solution. We immediately thought of third world country mission work, but the tool is actually a bit too refined and more suitable for detail and finish work than rough cuts and simply getting boards cut where there’s no power (for that the hand saw will still be your friend).
Ryobi RTS20 Portable Table Saw Recall
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC), in cooperation with Ryobi Tools, today announced a voluntary recall of the Ryobi […]