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Video: Video Tip: A big table for a portable tablesaw

If you have two old doors, you have a new outfeed table by Kevin Ireton

Setting Up an Efficient Job-Site ShopOnline Membership Required

A veteran trim carpenter shares his strategies for improving productivity, precision, and securityby Gary Striegler

6 Great Miter-Saw StandsOnline Membership Required

The best models help you to handle a multitude of carpentry tasks by setting up quickly, moving easily, and providing solid supportby Mike Guertin, Rick Arnold

Video: Miter-Saw-Stand Madness

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

More Miter-Saw Stands Reviewed

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

Stage right: T-braces are a portable alternativeOnline Membership Required

T-Braceby Roe A. Osborn

Tip: Adjustable-height sawhorseOnline Membership Required

by Tim Snyder

Tip: Door buckOnline Membership Required

by Richard Hoeflinger

Tip: Modified sawhorses make great drying racksOnline Membership Required

by Richard Bayard

Tool ToteOnline Membership Required

Think of this compact bench as a project manager you don't have to pay. You've already got the wood scraps to build it.by Gary M. Katz

Video: Cutting Long Stock on SawhorsesOnline Membership Required

It might seem counter-intuitive, but keep the horses close togetherby John Spier

Faster, Stronger HorsesOnline Membership Required

One carpenter's favorite sawhorses, made in 15 minutesby John Spier

Tip: Low-budget tablesaw extensionOnline Membership Required

by Dan Broadbelt

Tip: Heavy-duty sawhorse brackets

by Lary Shaffer

Tip: A folding miter-saw stand

by Bernard Williams

Tip: Hassle-free door paintingOnline Membership Required

by Don Mathis

Tip: Self-centering router baseOnline Membership Required

by Edward Sprouts

The Knock-Down ShopOnline Membership Required

A precision shop is set up in less than five minutes using collapsible tables and a salvaged panel doorby John Carroll

Tip: Shingle cut tableOnline Membership Required

by Bruce Guertin

Tip: The improved sawhorse: It has lipsOnline Membership Required

by John Michael Davis

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