Bauer Bench Grinder: Any Good?
A bench grinder like this one from Bauer is something most of us own but only know how to set up and use effectivly once … Read more
A bench grinder like this one from Bauer is something most of us own but only know how to set up and use effectivly once … Read more
There you are in home center aisle staring down at a beefy sliding miter saw. Expensive, cumbersome, it’s clearly made for pros’ job sites. And … Read more
Cutting compound miters are demanding. You must feed lumber with accuracy, align mitered angle precisely, and avoid any binding or tearing of wood by blade. … Read more
Remember the big green batteries of the nineties? They weighed down your drill and deliver little more than their weight. Nickel cadmium battery were reliable … Read more
In woodworking circles, the drill press gets a bad rap. It’s that industrial, cold machine made for cutting holes in metal instead of wood, right? … Read more
It’s gone from the garage to the job site now Carpenter Saw It hurts to haul a heavy cabinet saw in your car when it … Read more
There’s a certain level of frustration when you show up on a job site with a bunch of power tools and they won’t work. When … Read more
The Wedge If you’ve been in rental aisle, then I’m sure you spotted the category: a wedge-shaped power tool. It’s sort of an angle grinder … Read more
Both the DeWalt DWE7491RS and the Skilsaw SPT99-12 are job site table saws. What does this mean? A job site table saw is not as … Read more
When choosing a table saw for your shop, it’s never simply a matter of what’s best for cutting wood. There is also issue of safety, … Read more
When a tool fails when it’s most needed, it can throw a wrench into a job. The sun is beating down on your neck and … Read more