Flipping a low-cost circular saw upside down and attaching it to a table is old hat – we’ve seen plenty of examples of that before, including this recent post.

[kadambi] has done some test cuts and is happy with his saw’s performance. If you’re interested in more DIY table saws, check out this mini saw or feature-filled one.

Watch this worn-out circular saw table get a full DIY restoration from rust removal to refinishing, it’s brought back to ...

Miter saws were rare in those days, and I was a decade away from owning one. I made countless cuts with a circular saw on wood fence material of all sizes and lengths.

A good chop saw will enable you to make quick, accurate, uniform cuts. Just line up the wood and drop the blade. Bzzzt. Done. But maybe you’d rather save your cash, or you don’t have a lot of ...

As with table saw blades, carbide-tipped blades should be sent out for sharpening, but high-speed steel types can be sharpened in the shop. To install a blade, place it on the arbor with its teeth ...