The miter saw is great for cutting down larger pieces of wood, but it can be a challenge to safely use this tool to cut small workpieces. Don't fret though, Logan has a low-tech tip that can help you keep your fingers clear of the blade.
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This plywood case keeps your saw blades organized and safe.
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This table saw sled has a versatile fence and expanding base that all…
Replacing the insert in your table saw is one of the easiest ways to …
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Like most things with moving parts, a table saw requires periodic mai…
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This unique push block makes cuts safe, easy, accurate.
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A simple table saw trick for making mortises.
Easy, Accurate Shop-Built Add-On
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The trick is to cut all the pieces to the exact same length.
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This unique push block makes cuts safe, easy, accurate.
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