Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. The video walks through three practical ways to rip and crosscut thin material on a table saw without letting the stock sneak under the fence and create a …
This test was performed by Nick Starrett. He puts four circular saw blades—ranging from ultra-budget to premium—through real shop tests to see which one actually performs best across common cuts. If you’re a woodworker wondering whether a high-end blade is …
This guide is by Nick Starrett, where he walks through ten of the most common and dangerous table saw mistakes woodworkers make — and how to avoid them. Nick’s video includes demonstrations of both safe and unsafe behavior, including two …
This tip video is by Norman Pirollo of WoodSkills. It’s a minimalist, hand-tool-based method for cutting board ends square using a homemade saw guide and a Japanese pull saw—ideal for woodworkers who want accuracy without machinery. Norman demonstrates how a …
This video is by Izzy Swan. It’s a prototype modular table system designed to expand the capabilities of Harvey’s Intelligent Alpha A-15 bandsaw into a multi-use woodworking platform. By integrating a sliding table, tilt-compatible outfeed, and digital monitoring, Izzy pushes …
This head-to-head comparison is by Jeff from TodaysCraftsmen. He put two 10″ ATBR combination blades through a series of real-world shop tests to see if spending more truly makes a difference. Instead of relying on marketing specs or lab measurements, …
This tips is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It highlights a simple method for squaring large, out-of-alignment panels on the table saw—without needing a giant sled or full-size jointer. If you’re dealing with awkwardly sized panels that won’t register cleanly …
This tip was developed and demonstrated by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a clever way to joint the edge of a board using just a table saw and a strip of engineered sheet goods—no jointer required. Designed for woodworkers working …
This safety-focused video was created by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a deep dive into practical table saw safety based on decades of real experience in the shop. Jodee shares his personal stories, the habits he relies on every day, …
This technique was demonstrated and tested by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a clever and simple upgrade that uses a permanent scribe line on your table saw to speed up everyday tasks like trimming, duplicating, and setting up angled cuts—without …
This woodworking tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a fast, simple method that helps you make repeated crosscuts on a table saw—accurately, safely, and without complex jigs or fixtures. Instead of relying on your rip fence or building …
This project was built and designed by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a custom bandsaw jig that allows woodworkers to cut perfect circles without drilling into the workpiece—while minimizing tear-out and simplifying adjustments. Designed for flexibility, this jig addresses common …
This tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a clever and precise method for cutting flawless dados and grooves using a standard table saw blade—no dado stack or trial-and-error required. By making a simple shim that matches your blade’s …
This ides is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s an experiment aimed at improving cut accuracy when working with extreme angles on a table saw—especially when the goal is to keep the workpiece clean and protect the miter gauge fence. …
This tip is by Jodee at Inspire Woodcraft. Known for clear, no-nonsense woodworking advice, Jodee breaks down how blade height affects cut quality and what to consider for different materials and techniques. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced woodworker, understanding …
This tip and guide video was created by Jeff and Jon from Today’s Craftsmen. It covers a series of must-know safety and technique tips for using a table saw, whether you’re just starting out or have years of experience. Table …
This tip was shared by Jeff and Jon from Today’s Craftsmen. In this video, they explain why the standard plastic push stick that comes with most table saws isn’t just ineffective—it can actually be dangerous. Drawing from real shop experience …
This tip comes from Jodee at Inspire Woodcraft. In this setup, he demonstrates how to get clean, repeatable cuts on a table saw using an L-fence—perfect for creating uniform pieces while preserving natural edges. It’s a clever approach that simplifies …