Should You Buy Table Saw or Miter Saw First? Which Tool You’ll Want First
Table saws and miter saws are great tool that most woodworkers and contractors want. But, should you buy a table saw or miter saw first?
How loud is a miter saw? Why they’re loud and quieter miter saws
Miter saws can be quiet loud. If using a miter saw for a long duration you’ll want to use hearing protection.
Is it safe to cut tree branches with a miter saw?
Miter saws can cut lots of things, including tree branches. But before you start cutting down the forest there are some things you need to know!
Can a miter saw cut lengthwise?
if you’re asking “can a miter saw cut lengthwise?” you’ll be disappointed to know that it can’t do length rip cut as well as a table or skill saw.
Are Metabo Mitre Saws The Same As Hitachi?
Metabo was acquired by Hitachi, since then, But is Metabo the Same as hitachi? We’ll discuss why you can’t go wrong with the new branding of Hitachi Miter saws
Can You Miter Cut With A Circular Saw?
Making Miter cuts with a circular saw is easy so long as you know what you’re doing. We’ll help you get there so you have nice, clean miters.
Is a Miter Saw with a Laser Guide Worth It?
Is a miter saw with a laser guide worth it, or should you buy an after market attachment? We’ll discuss the pros and cons of each option!
Can you mount a Table Saw on a Miter Saw Stand?
It might seem tempting to mount a table saw on a miter saw stand, but that can be dangerous, here’s why you shouldn’t!
Is plywood cheaper than wood? Cheaper wood alternatives
Plywood cheapest cost Plywood goes for about $15-$30 for a 4×8 sheet. This makes it cheaper than natural wood. Thickness, quality and special treatment of the sheet are all factors in the price. High grade plywood, treated for moisture protection can easily fetch north of $60 for a 4×8 sheet. If you’re a beginner woodworking …
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Miter Saw Hits Kerf Plate
You may have noticed that your miter saw is cutting into the kerf plate insert. This might cause concern at first, but rest assured your miter saw hits the kerf plate for a reason. Unless your miter saw blade has a wobble seeing your kerf plate take some cuts is expected by design. I do …