Two-Sided Table Saw Insert

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Two-Sided Table Saw Insert

Pop Wood Editors February 2019 #244, Jigs and Fixtures, Shop Tips, Table saw, Tricks of the Trade

This workshop tip saves both time and money. Make your table saw inserts two-sided to pull double duty on projects.
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A Wedge-cutting Jig for the Table Saw

Pop Wood Editors April 2008 #168, Ingenious Jigs, Jigs, Jigs and Fixtures, Table saw, Techniques, Tricks of the Trade, Workshop Tips

I use lots of wedges in my shop, sometimes as disposable clamp pads for tricky glue-ups or for general shimming chores. Sometimes they’re incorporated into a project, as when making wedged mortise-and-tenon joints. I used to cut wedges on the …
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Craftsman Congrats

Reader Submitted cast iron, Craftsman, Delta, Drill Press, Feedback, helical cutterhead, Jointer, Table saw, Weekly Latest Issue

Readers share support of Rob’s new/old jointer.

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Table Saw Basics

David Lyell Beginner Woodworking, I Can Do That, Table saw, Techniques, Woodworking Basics

Hey! In our last episode of I Can Do That, we introduced the table saw. This time, we’re covering three table saw basics that will take your woodworking to the next level. We start by angling the blade. By angling …
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Never-Lost Push Stick

American Woodworker Editors AW146, Lee Valley, Magnets, Push Block, Push Pad, Push Plate, Table saw, Techniques, Tricks of the Trade, Workshop Tips

I really got tired of digging around to find my tablesaw’s push stick each time I needed it, so I figured out a way to attach it to the fence using a rare-earth magnet. I drilled a 1/2″ counterbore in …
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