Overlooked Table Saw Mistakes Revealed

Billy from Newton Makes shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. Many woodworkers obsess over squaring a miter gauge and choosing the right blade, yet two subtle setup choices can still ruin repeatable table saw cuts and cause frustrating …

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Sliding Miter Reference Guide

Rob from Let’s Make Things shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This tip shows how to add a pivoting, sliding reference to a miter bar so long stock can be supported and short crosscuts made safely and repeatably …

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Affordable Portable Chainsaw Sawmill

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Izzy Swan demonstrated the test featured in this video. Izzy shows a lightweight, low-cost chainsaw mill built from simple materials and a few clever upgrades that make milling small logs practical for a one-person shop. The project focuses on portability, …

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Portable $50 Chainsaw Sawmill

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Izzy Swan demonstrated the test featured in this video. Izzy shows a homemade, highly portable chainsaw mill built for about fifty dollars and paired it with a Husqvarna Rancher 460 from Tractor Supply to mill slabs in the woods. The …

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Simple Tablesaw Jig for Turning a Bowl

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This project was built and designed by Izzy Swan. Izzy demonstrates a simple, purpose-built jig that allows a woodworker to turn both the outside and the inside of a wooden bowl on a tablesaw, turning a familiar tool into a …

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Make a Table Saw in Minutes

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This video is by Izzy Swan. Izzy demonstrates a quick way to turn a circular saw into a compact table saw using a simple plywood top, a slot for the blade, and an auxiliary fence. The setup is designed for …

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Simple Jig Turns Table Saw into a Lathe

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Izzy Swan shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. The video introduces a compact, homemade jig that allows a table saw to be used for turning tasks normally reserved for a lathe. This simple setup makes it possible to …

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Drill-Powered Homemade Bandsaw Test

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Izzy Swan demonstrated the test featured in this video. The video shows a quickly assembled, experimental bandsaw driven by a handheld drill to see whether a drill has enough torque and resilience to act as a prime mover for a …

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Why Your Table Saw Cuts Look Off

Billy from Newton Makes shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This video walks through a full table saw setup and calibration routine aimed at dialing in clean, consistent cuts by addressing the table insert, blade alignment, fence setup, …

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Single Greatest Table Saw Upgrade

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This quick shop trick removes the guesswork when setting shallow, non-through cuts at the table saw by giving a reliable reference for the blade’s highest point and where …

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Bandsaw Jig for Cutting Corks

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This short video demonstrates a simple, shop-made bandsaw jig designed to split corks in half cleanly and quickly. The idea is approachable for hobbyists and uses common scrap …

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Table Saw Spiral Turning Trick

Izzy Swan shared the woodworking technique featured in this video. Izzy demonstrates a simple jig and technique to cut shallow spiral coves around a round post using a table saw, producing an eye-catching turned pattern without a lathe. The setup …

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Using a Vernier Scale on a Miter Saw

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. The video explains how the small secondary scale on many modern miter saws—the Vernier scale—lets users fine-tune the blade angle in small increments for more accurate cuts. The …

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Splinter-Free Cuts with $2 Zero-Clearance Tape

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. Sharp blades and true zero-clearance throat plates are the classic solution for clean, chip-free cuts, but Jodee demonstrates an inexpensive alternative for when a perfect insert isn’t available. …

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Simple Table Saw Infeed Support

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. Jodee demonstrates a simple, clamp-on auxiliary infeed fence that gives extra support for long, wide, or heavy stock at the table saw. The concept is straightforward but effective, …

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Increase Your Table Saw Rip Capacity

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. Jodee demonstrates a simple way to extend the rip capacity of a small contractor-style table saw by adding a rigid ledger to the end of the table and …

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Perfect Half Lap Joints on the Table Saw

Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This video demonstrates a reliable, measurement-light method for cutting half lap (half flap) joints at the table saw using the parts themselves to set critical dimensions. The approach …

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Cutting Smooth Curves the Easy Way

Jeff and Jon from Today’s Craftsmen shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This short demonstration shows a simple workflow for laying out, templating, and trimming a gentle curve in a table apron or similar part without complex jigs. …

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