Tools

Still powerful and durable, the newest models have lost weight and gained some useful featuresby Scott Grice

From plunge cuts to drop cuts, learn how to use the weight of a worm-drive saw to your advantageby Scott Grice

Flush-Cut adapterby Mike Guertin

by Alex Oppedyk

Mike Guertin explains the classes of miter-saw stands and demonstrates their benefitsby Mike Guertin

Comments on seven additional stands reviewed by our testersby Mike Guertin, Rick Arnold

Learn how to replace a circular-saw cord and trigger switchby John Ross

Extend the life of your circular saw with simple cleaning and maintenanceby Tom Peck

Premier Fusion 10-in tablesaw bladeby John White

A tool pro demonstrates a common circular saw repair

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

New and noteworthy staff picks from the 2007 International Builders' Show

by Don Mathis

Making precise cuts and keeping sightlines clear are must-have qualities. We tested 12 top models and picked the leader of the pack.by Andy Engel

Here's how to get the most from your saw without getting hurtby Gary M. Katz

Whichever one you buy, the circular saw, drill, and batteries are the guts of the systemby Andy Beasley

The newest corded saws cut more aggressively than their predecessors, and they're easier to adjust and handleby Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

Power, precision, portability, and 24-in. rip capacity for under $600by Daniel S. Morrison