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An accurate woodcutting tool and convenient to transport – it’s the standard description from many carpenters when looking for a miter saw.
With the help from this saw, an angled or miter cut will not be a problem anymore. Besides, some model has an extra feature such as bevel cut for both sides or sliding side rails supporting full board. [Read more…]
When you often have to use saws to cut various materials, you will definitely need different saws. Miter saw vs table saw are probably two types of saws that puzzle many beginners when they consider buying a saw that is suitable for their work.
In this analysis, I will show you the differences between these two types of saws and you can know which one is better in your case. [Read more…]
Have you ever had to fix some wooden stuff in your house by yourself? Have you ever wanted to cut something but don’t know which tools to use and how to use them properly?
In this article, I am showing you one of my favorite type of saw – a reciprocating saw. Why am I in love with this device? It is comfortable, portable, easy-to-use, and efficient in performing DIY projects.
Below are the simple steps to use the reciprocating saw. Let’s check it out now! [Read more…]
As the main topic of today’s post, we are going to find out which one suits your demands and purposes better: a reciprocating saw or a jigsaw. There came confusion, hesitation, and a little bit of difficulty for me when I had to choose between the two saws. Since they are all convenient, handy, and proficient for a wide range of purposes; it’s not easy to pick one. However, I have listed the pros and cons of each kind, which could help you make the right decision without wasting much time and effort. [Read more…]
In case you need a piece of functional power equipment to cut through a variety of materials such as steel, wood, and PVC… you can use a jigsaw. So, what is a jigsaw? A jigsaw is a powerful and compatible tool, which is very popular to workers and mechanics. [Read more…]
A number of hobbyists and homeowners like to use circular saws for their projects because of its flexibility and convenience. However, like any other kind of machine saws, it can be extremely dangerous if you have not learned how to use a circular saw?
Therefore, as a beginner, you cannot skip this detailed tutorial article.
Please read it carefully before operating your circular saw. [Read more…]
Making straight cuts with a circular saw will be no longer difficult if you follow my tutorial!
A circular saw can create many different cuts such as straight cutting, beveling, horizontal cutting, etc. Nonetheless, straight cutting is one of the most common cutting styles you have to use. In this tutorial, I will share with you tips on how to cut straight with a circular saw by performing the long free hand-cuts method. [Read more…]
Along with your portable power tools, you’ll probably eventually own a few floor-standing or benchtop stationary tools. The design and function of these machines will improve your woodworking in various ways. For one, most stationary tools are outfitted with larger motors that are designed for rigorous or even constant use. Tables, bases, and important frame components are made of cast iron or heavy-gauge steel, which helps to damp vibration and create a sturdy platform to work from. The guides and fences on tools such as table saws, band saws, and drill presses will enable you to do more precise work than you can accomplish with portable power tools. Some functions of stationary tools, like resawing, simply can’t be done with portable tools. [Read more…]
The next step up in capacity and size is the contractor’s saw. Developed during the housing boom of the 1950s, these saws were a portable alternative to the heavier cast- iron saws of the lime. Carpenters could transport a contractor’s saw weighing 200 to 300 pounds from job site to job site much more easily than table saws designed for stationary use. [Read more…]
Most new saws come with provisions for connecting them to a dust collector. Contractor’s saws are more difficult to set up for dust collection than bench top and cabinet saws. The open design of the base doesn’t serve as an effective chamber for capturing the dust. [Read more…]