Complete Table Saw Book, Revised Edition - 2nd Edition by Chris Marshall (Paperback)

About the Book

"Informs readers about table saws, including maintenance, blade types, basic cuts, joinery techniques, and accessories. Also includes several projects for the workshop and home"--

Book Synopsis

Whether you've just unpacked your first table saw or have been using one for years, this complete guide features essential and up-to-date information needed to set up and tune your table saw and expand your table saw skillset. Featuring all of the most critical table saw techniques, including preparing lumber, selecting and truing blades, mastering basic to advanced cuts, and joinery techniques, this must-have manual will equip you with all the necessary skills you need to successfully and safely use your table saw. Also included in this revised edition is exclusive information on new SawStop technology. With step-by-step instructions and detailed diagrams, you'll also complete nine custom table saw projects to put all your acquired techniques and skills to use, four of which are brand new in this revised edition.

Review Quotes

Chris Marshall does an outstanding job of updating this classic tablesaw book, leaving no stone unturned.-- "Ron Goldman, editor, Woodworker West Magazine"

If you're in need of a single book that presents the most important information on how to buy, maintain and use a table saw, this volume is the essential reference.-- "Larry Okrend, woodworker and author of Handmade Woodworking Projects for the Kitchen"

About the Author

Chris Marshall is the author of hundreds of woodworking and home improvement magazine articles, as well as several books, including Craftsman Furniture Projects, Black & Decker Carpentry & Home Series, and many others. He has been the Senior Editor at Woodworker's Journal Magazine for more than a decade and is also well-known in the woodworking industry as a key content creator for Woodworker's Journal videos on their YouTube channel. A renowned woodworker, instructor, product reviewer and writer, he currently lives with his family in Virginia where his woodworking shop window overlooks the Blue Ridge Mountains.