For cutting up small pieces of wood, metal, and copper-clad board, a micro table saw is a great investment. They’re actually pretty inexpensive, but why just buy one when you can make one that ...

It's best to use a miter saw to cut all your parts ... same place and in a straight line over the width of the table. If ...

No one has yet figured out how to build a 3D printer or laser cutter out of several hundred pounds of cast iron, so until then [Chad] will lead the charge modifying old table saws into these ...

wide. If you own a bench-top table saw, consider building a smaller sled that will work for small projects such as picture frames or the occasional shadow box. You must remove your blade guard ...