A machine that reliably rips boards with accuracy and precision is worth the investment.

The author gives advice on choosing a table saw. Here the author is using a DeWalt DW 744S. It has a 19-by-26-inch tabletop, and sells for about $500. This 64-pound table saw can be easily removed ...

If you want a regular table saw, you’re probably best off just buying one—it’s hard to beat the economies of scale that benefit the major manufacturers. If you want a teeny one, though, you might like ...

A portable table saw is a great machine. Unlike the stationary table saws contractors use, these relatively lightweight options rest on top of a workbench and often come with a folding metal frame ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Even if you're fortunate enough to own or work at a professional workshop equipped with industrial table saws, you'll likely find the need for ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. For work site professionals who spend the bulk of their time cutting, angling, and grooving wood for floors, frames, and cabinets, there is, ...

If you want a regular table saw, you’re probably best off just buying one—it’s hard to beat the economies of scale that benefit the major manufacturers. If you want a teeny one, though, you might like ...