By Finlay Connolly The Short Answer A carbide-tipped blade built specifically for ferrous metal, like the Malco MCCB7, is the best circular saw blade for cutting corrugated steel…
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By Finlay Connolly Why Accessories Matter So Much on a Portable Saw A portable table saw has to do a lot with a small table and a small…
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By Finlay Connolly The Short Answer The Grizzly T10113 Universal Overarm Blade Guard is the best aftermarket table saw guard for most woodworkers. It’s self-supporting, bolts to almost…
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A table extension adds surface area to the sides of your table saw — widening the table itself rather than adding support behind the blade for long boards…
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Before picking a blade, the more important question is whether your table saw should be cutting that metal at all. A standard table saw spinning at 3,450 to…
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By Finlay Connolly Quick Answer The Amana Tool LB10801C is the best all-around table saw blade for cutting acrylic, PVC, polycarbonate, and most other plastics. It’s an 80-tooth…
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Short answer: the Magswitch Featherboard is the best all-around option if your saw table has any steel underneath it, since it clamps down instantly with no drilling. The…
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Short answer: a universal zero clearance insert kit (like the Micro Jig ZCT or a saw-specific brand insert) is the easiest upgrade for most saws, but building your…
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Short answer: the GRR-Ripper 3D Pushblock is the best all-around push block for most table saw work, a simple shop-made push stick is all you need for basic…
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Short answer: the Rockler Universal Table Saw Crosscut Sled is the best ready-made option for most home shops, the Kreg Crosscut Sled is the easiest one for a…
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