Tools

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

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

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

New circular saws are more lightweight, comfortable, convenient, and precise than ever before. Here's a close look at 10 top models.by Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

How much does a good cut cost?by Michael Standish

These indispensable tools come in many shapes and sizes; here's how to get the most from them.by Clayton DeKorne

While they're not up to the challenges of full-time demolition, cordless saws are a great option on a roof or in a crawlspaceby Andrew Wormer

We turned a professional crew loose with eight of the toughest sidewinders on the market, and here's what they found outby John Spier

Small enough to carry, big enough to rip green 2x12s, accurate enough for finish workby Gary M. Katz

Less vibration and easier blade changing distinguish the current tools from those of only five years agoby Michael Standish

All 12 of these versatile saws crosscut, bevel and miter; which one should you buy?by Rick Arnold, Mike Guertin

Although they won't replace corded saws, they've come a long way in size, power and versatilityby Ken Textor

If you've been working with your saw on the floor and your work propped up on 2x4 blocks, it may be time to get off your kneesby Gary M. Katz