Saws

by Jeff Mozer

The best saws combine speed, visibility, and a guard that opens in any cutting position by Michael Springer

by Peter Blackmore

You designed it and we built it, with the help of some great accessories by Justin Fink

Fein dominated the market for decades, but their patent has expired. With competitors on the move, just how do the new tools stack up? by Brent Benner

Can this diminutive circular saw really replace the standard 7-1/4-in. variety on the jobsite? The Tool Hound investigates. by Justin Fink

New to the American table saw market, these safety accessories deliver a much-needed safety upgrade to prevent against kickback  by Justin Fink

We take a closer at Makita's 10-in. sliding compound miter saw to see how well it stands up to the rigors of the job site. by Justin Fink

How to choose the best one for the job by Tom Meehan

Ridgid's Fuego 5-in fiber-cement saw (R3400) features a unique dust-collection system by Mike Guertin

Learn a traditional timber-frame technique for cutting a double-bladed scarf joint. by Bill Cadley

Learn how ganging up three miter saws on one stand can speed up the process without sacrificing accuracy when installing bevel-edged siding by Eric Knott

Board Buddies is a useful antikickback and hold-down fence accessory by John Michael Davis

Choosing a blade with the correct number of teeth for a particular job ensures the best performance from a circular saw, a miter saw, or a tablesaw by Matthew Teague