Table saw miter gauge

There are times when the tablesaw’s miter-gauge slot is too short for the job at hand. This is especially true when using a large crosscut sled. This attachment extends the…

An accurate miter gauge, fence and basic wood jigs are the key to perfect table saw cuts.

You can quickly make some miter gauge upgrades that will give you smooth, splinter-free crosscuts, every time.

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Learn how to use a digital angle gauge to set precise angles on a table saw miter gauge. It’s a cool technique to make sure your gauge angles are perfect.

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Trying to cross cut a piece of plywood wider than 12″ on a table saw is always a bit of a juggling act if you’re also trying to use a miter gauge. There is never enough room on the infeed side to rest your miter gauge. I know I was always trying to hold the […]

How to Make a Simple Crosscut Jig : 6 Steps (with Pictures)

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A table saw miter gauge is a handy “must have” accessory that can be used for a variety of applications. There are a variety of ways to set this up so that it is perfectly square, and George demonstrates a couple ways to do that here. Assuming that you have mastered the basics of how to use a table saw, and understand the process of tuning the miter gauge so that it can enable perfectly square cutting, it is now time to tackle the next challenge which is to set your table saw miter gauge to…

How to Build a Mobile Miter Saw Table - Tired of messy workspaces and inaccurate cuts? Unleash your inner DIY hero with a custom-built foldable mobile miter saw table! This guide will walk you through the process, from planning to personalization, so you can enjoy effortless woodworking and a clutter-free workshop. Get ready to level up your projects - let's build!

Mobile Workbench With Built-in Table & Miter Saws: I've been looking at a lot of similar workbenches for a while, trying to find the right set up that would best utilize my woodworking tools and the space I have. I was blown away when I first saw this flip-top design that implements 6 separate tool…

I enjoyed the tablesaw tune-up article in the November 2003 WOOD® magazine (issue 152), and it inspired me to share a simple and accurate way I use to true my miter gauge to 90°.

Setting the miter gauge on your table saw to a perfect 45-degrees can be very challenging. And, if you’re planning on making picture frames, being just a tiny bit off will be a deal breaker. But here’s great news. You’ve probably already got a tool in your shop that will give you the precision you need to set your miter gauge perfectly, allowing you to get an exact 45-degree cut. The amazing set-up tool for this operation is……a framing square. Yep, the lowly framing square. Used correctly...

If you use an auxiliary miter-gauge fence for mitering, beveling and dadoing, you eventually wind up with big chunks missing. Build this adjustable fence and you'll never cut the face - regardless of the blade or the angle of the cut.

i recently finished this rolling stand for my chop saw. I don't have a lot of room in the garage so I made the wings fold down when I'm not using the miter saw. I used the Kreg fence & stops. More pics and details on my blog: http://davidcox.org/wood/folding-rolling-chop-saw-stand/

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