Mark discusses ‘Feature-Rich Job-Site Table Saw’ in Professional Deck Builder!

One of the reasons I like DeWalt’s DW744X compact table saw is that it’s compact. I can haul its nimble 60 pounds it in an…

Need to cut a small piece on a table saw, but aren’t sure how to do it safely? Here’s a pro table saw tip for how to cut small pieces on a table saw–safely.

On the job site, table saw dust collection is a relative term. I need something simple, reasonably effective and tough. Most gadgets, bags and contraptions…

Here’s a little known fact: despite features indicating otherwise, a jobsite table saw is not designed for ripping full 4′ x 8′ sheets of plywood or MDF.

Here’s the first part of our tool test of the SKILSAW table saw. The first Skilsaw table saw torture test is full-depth cuts in cedar…

I’m surprised I don’t see more 6 1/2-inch circular saws on job sites. They’re light and handy — perfect for a long day building decks. Standing…

Destination Decked Out Live from the 2011 Deck Expo inside the Real Outdoor Living 1000-square-foot Wood Pavilion, Mark and Theresa are talking real wood, real…

A better jobsite work bench set-up Skilsaw teamed up with Worx Tools Pegasus and my site-made bench provides a more civilized board ripping set up….

Curious about the Worx miter saw? We tried the Worx Nitro 7 1/4-inch sliding compound miter saw in a variety of home improvement uses. Here’s what I discovered.

I have specific criteria for work gloves. First, the gloves have to fit, meaning that when I’m wearing them, the answer to the following questions…

Searching for the right tool or fastener on the job gets expensive, one second at a time all day long. I’m costing myself effort and…

Skilsaw worm drive table saw review: This table saw has ripped a mile of lumber, everything from maple face frames to pressure treated 2×6.

As dependable as screws are for decking, about the last tool I’m going to leave in the shop is my framing nailer. Any deck project…

A good table saw is essential equipment for getting well-crafted results, keyed in details, and for cutting critical elements required for dialed-in, looks-like-it-grew-there kind of…

It’s hard to imagine a production oriented jobsite without a miter saw. But a miter saw clamped to a regular workbench doesn’t have the functionality…