Woodworking table saw

Ever looked around your house, admiring the furniture and wondering if you could create something like that? If you have, I’ve got a real treat for you. Imagine this — you, in your garage or workshop, surrounded by cool woodworking tools, creating a masterpiece. Maybe it’s a magazine rack or a bird feeder or even a storage chest. And the best part? It’s all made by you!

Thomas on Instagram: "Did I just turn my jobsite table saw into a professional cabinet saw? Kind of! This cart will give me the ability to cut large sheet goods and should greatly improve dust collection. For plans just click the link in my Instagram bio."

Deedee Oguma | DIY and Decor on Instagram: "⚠️ Crosscutting wood (against its grain) is dangerous on a table saw for a number of reasons. That’s why some genius 🧐 invented the crosscut sled: so that we could safely and, also, more effectively make clean and repeatable cuts. If you’re new to woodworking like I am, you’re overwhelmed by the safety measures you have to take to feel confident with power tools. 😩 So when I found these free crosscut sled plans from @steveramsey_wwmm, I was so…

Table Saw Splitter: Make a splitter for your table saw if it does not have one or you are dissatisfied with your current unit. This is an essential safety mechanism. My saw came without one and I soon learned the hard way, (wood shooting like a bullet across the room) …

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Thomas Orr on Instagram: "Turn your table saw into a jointer with a piece a plywood. This is super super simple and works very well! As long as your factory edge is straight you should have no problems jointing whatever you want! Obviously a real jointer is superior but in a pinch this works super super well! . . . #woodworker #woodworking #woodwork #woodworkingtools #woodworkingtips #woodworkingcommunity #jointer #woodworkingjoints"