Safety

SawStop brings their safety system into the field with this 10-inch model by John White

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

Here's how to get the most from your saw without getting hurt by Gary M. Katz

SawStop inventor launches own line of safety-minded table saws by Tom O'Brien

A sidewinder is the most important tool on the job site, but did anybody ever teach you how to use one safely and effectively? by John Spier

Push sticks, push blocks and featherboards keep work on the table and against the fence, with your fingers at a safe distance by Stephen Winchester

by David Kane

A log builder tells about chainsaw safety, maintenance and how he uses chainsaws to work logs and timbers by Larry S. Young

by Frederic E. Bishop

by Jim Fish

A crosscut sled not only increases the safety of working with a tablesaw, it also increases the versatility of the tool itself by John White