This is a continuation of my other table saw enhancements, Attaching a Sliding Crosscut Table Without Cutting Down the Rails and Attaching an Extra Cast-Iron Extension Wing. The additional cast iron wing that I attached to my table saw moved the wooden extension table another 10″ past the end ofRead More →
This is a continuation of Table Saw Enhancement – Attaching Sliding Crosscut Table Without Cutting Down the Rails. Now that I’d removed my existing router table, I needed to relocate it to the right edge of my table saw. Since I use a miter slot on my router table andRead More →
My table saw is fairly decked out and I’ve made some modifications to it in the past but some of them weren’t working that well for me. My saw is a SawStop Industrial Cabinet Saw 3 HP single-phase, 230 VAC machine (ICS31230) with a 52″ fence system and the slidingRead More →
This is a continuation of Workbench: Part 4 – Gluing up the new top. If you have any questions or comments, please leave them below. I’d love to hear from you. Back to Workbench: Part 4 – Gluing up the new top Back to Workbench: Part 3 – Change of plans BackRead More →
My wife is a lot like me in that she likes to make stuff. She wants a workbench for her studio. The design we are thinking of consists of a one-inch thick top and a metal pipe framework for the legs. I’m going to worry about the legs later, butRead More →
The following is a training document that I put together for my coworkers. I have decided to share it here in case it helps anyone. What are dadoes Dadoes are slots, or non-through cuts, in material. They are “non-through” meaning that the blade doesn’t actually cut the material inRead More →