Recently, I had ran into a problem with my old Craftsman table saw. I decided to replace it instead of repairing it and talked about the recent purchase of the PCB270TS here. Having used it for a couple weekends and…
I’ve always made my own zero clearance inserts, and on the old Craftsman table I used previously, it was a pain to make them correctly. With my new Porter-Cable saw, it looked to be even more painful. This time around,…
I milled the rails (for lack of a better word) from a 2×10. Sitting on the bench for a week and they twisted. Lesson learned there. So I bought some pine, ripped it into 2 1/8″ wide strips and glued…
To test the mitering capabilities of the new table saw, I decided to make a quick box from some scrap 1/2″ birch plywood. All the cuts were made at the table saw with the blade tilted at 45°. The bottom…
Back in the 80’s or early 90’s I purchased information on how to built a SuperWoofer from Cheney Innovations. I have no recollection how much this cost, or even where I got it from (but I suspect in was in…
A couple weeks ago I purchased the Porter Cable table saw. One of the features is the dust port sized for a shop vac, and it works really well with my Ridged vacuum. Time for a cyclone separator, since all…