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

Way back when, portable table saws used to be two things: small and (follow me now) portable. Around 2002 that changed. The class heavied-up, borrowing…

The Skilsaw Worm Drive Table Saw has been busy on my jobsites where it has ripped a mile of lumber, everything from maple face frames…

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.

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…

Evolution Power Tools’ R255SMSL is a sweet little choocher. A 10-inch slide compound miter saw, it took a “pinball path” to my shop where its here to stay.

Check out our preview of Flex Power Tools’ new cordless table saws: a full-size 10-inch tool and a smaller 8 ¼-inch unit.

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 like the Hitachi table saw, model C10RJ. Excellent features combine to make a pro-level tool—also awesome for some DIY woodworking action—that can keep pace…

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…

There’s a more affordable SawStop table saw, and you might be surprised to hear that common power tools are this loud. Find out in today’s Home…

There’s huge growth expected in home improvement power tools around the world, a new tape measure from IRWIN that begs the question about what ‘reach’…

As far as the Big Boss Skil 40-volt in-line circular saw goes, this thing does not have a “motor,” it has a “power plant.”

Our house has a side yard whose main feature used to be that it didn’t have any nice features (Figure 1). This tiny, unattractive bit…

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.

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