The table saw may be the king of the woodshop, but a radial-arm saw is a more versatile tool. Learn more about how to use it.
There's no such thing as being to safe in your workshop. Here are several ideas to make your shop safer.
It doesn't take much dust nestled in the corner between a radial-arm saw's fence and table to mess up an otherwise accurate cut. Eliminate the problem by creating a gap between the fence and table that lets dust drop out of the way.
Setting Up a Radial Arm Saw: Several people have asked for various kinds of help with their radial arm saws. Many of these requests would be solved with a manual, but that has often been lost by a previous owner. This Instructable will take the reader through the steps involved…
A length stop on your radial-arm saw fence makes repetitive cut more accurate. But short pieces can get trapped between the blade and stop, damaging them or launching them back at you. To prevent this, build this pivoting stopblock.
Radial arm saw vs table saw which is the best investment for your shop? We’ll cover everything you need to know about these two saws.
You often don't notice until it's too late. After repeatedly raising and lowering the blade of your radial-arm saw, you've cut a deep kerf into the top of the table and practically ruined it. Solution?
