Whether your table saw is a hulking workshop beast or a portable model that gets tossed into a truck bed at day’s end, it’s important that you show it a little love occasionally. After all, the best ...

Three-month review of two budget table saws — one impressive, the other described as a potential disaster waiting to happen.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. If you need to perform precise, straight cuts on larger workpieces, there's no substitute for a reliable table saw. Sure, a ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. A table saw is a very useful tool for any woodworker. It makes it easy to get long, complex angled cuts that would be difficult to perform ...

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 ...

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It’s tool-time again, as Stuart Pritchard steps back into his shed, seeking to shed light on the cut and thrust of today’s latest table saws… The Standard's journalism is supported by our readers.

Matthew Peech demonstrates how to use a simple table saw sled to straighten a live-edge board and create a joint-ready square ...

June 10, 2011, Update: The Consumer Product Safety Commission has directed its staff to draft new safety requirements for table saws, NPR has learned. Table saws are the country's most dangerous ...

Bosch has officially entered the limb-saving table saw market with the rollout of its Reaxx table saw, nationally available June 1 ($1,500). This portable 4-hp, 10-inch contractor's sits on a rolling ...

Ben Blatt is a reporter for The Upshot and an amateur woodworker who once received stitches for a band saw injury. What’s it worth to you to minimize the risk of cutting off a finger? $300? $600?

Every day, more than 10 Americans suffer amputations on what is by far the most dangerous woodworking tool: the table saw. Regulators in Washington, D.C., are moving closer to adopting a rule that ...