A table saw might be the most essential tool in any workshop. The primary function is to cut larger pieces of wood into smaller, manageable sizes. You may not know that these power tools are much more versatile, though. They can be used for ripping, crosscutting, bevel cuts, cut rabbets and grooves, kerfing, and cut…
Carpentry
The Right Types of Sanders for Every Job
You must sand your project for a beautifully elegant finish on wood or metal. Now, sanding can be a long and drawn-out process if you do it by hand. Thankfully, with technology, you can use power sanders to save not only your arm on demanding work but also save yourself time. With that said, not…
The Green vs. Red Line Laser Debate, Part 2
Lasers: Green or Red? What kind of laser do you need? Red? Green? The answer depends on your application and your requirements. The question of red beam lasers versus green beam lasers hasn’t changed for users of cross-line or plane lasers, whether professionals in the trades or DIYers. And the answer hasn’t changed either since…
How To Choose A Router
For a long time, routers have been helping woodworkers cut, trim, and shape wood, plastic, and several other materials. If you’re currently in the market for routers, tons of options range from basic to advanced. Whether it is your first, you are looking to upgrade your existing equipment, or you need the latest version to…
Add a Blast of Productivity with Pneumatic Nailers and Staplers
Pneumatic nailers and staplers, powered by pressure from a compressor, will kick your productivity up in the shop or at the job site. Fire a fastener in the blink of an eye, with minimal workpiece damage, while enjoying great control over placement and depth. Best Pneumatic Tool for You? Your project will determine the best…