How do you use a table saw? Most people who take on small woodworking projects know how to use hand saws and portable electric power saws, both corded and cordless. Portable hand saws are good for ...

Join me on a tour of my 350 sq foot garage woodshop, where I'll share the ingenious ways I've tackled common small shop ...

Whether you are a home repair maven or you just enjoy woodworking as a fun and rewarding weekend hobby, you probably already own a workbench. A workbench is ground zero for DIY projects. It is where ...

Portable workbenches are designed to meet a variety of demands, and versatility is their greatest benefit. Some workbenches ...

Cutting long, straight lines across wood or making "rip" cuts with a circular saw is much more challenging than you imagine. Following a crisp line marking the cut through the saw's baseplate notch ...

Dear James: I am having trouble finding a sturdy workbench that is not too tall for my short height. Do you have any ideas for how I can build my own smaller-sized one? — Darlene T. Dear Darlene: Most ...

Ben Blatt is a reporter for The Upshot and an amateur woodworker who once received stitches for a band saw injury. What’s it worth to you to minimize the risk of cutting off a finger? $300? $600?

No matter the tool it's in, a saw blade will eventually need to be replaced. Yes, that includes the table saw, that nerve-wracking tool that rattles even the pros. Seeing as table saws — as the name ...