Page 5 - Tool Reviews

After the classic hand saw, the next most effective saw to master is the coping saw.

Do you need a shaper, or is a router and router table the better choice for your shop? Here are three expert opinions.

Learn how a digital readout can take your router table set-up to the next level.

A clamp's a clamp's a clamp: No reason to go out of your way for a "special kind" of pipe clamp, like Rockler's Sure-Foot Pipe Clamps, right? Not quite.

The more precise your woodworking becomes, the more precise your measuring tools need to be. And if you stick with woodworking long enough, in all likelyhood a time will come when you hear yourself say, "By gum, I need a caliper!"

In this video, DIY Creators take a look at three Rockler jigs and how to get the most out of them in your workshop.

This four piece digital measuring kit from Rockler offers numeric convenience and precision.

Spokeshaves are small plane blades and handles that are perfect for cutting round and curved shapes into your roughed-out workpieces.

Miter saws or cutoff saw as some call them, are standard issue in most woodworking workshops. They are ultra-handy for many reasons, but not every miter saw is created equal. In this Rockler demo we take a closer look at the Festool Kapex Miter Saw. Many consider this the Cadillac of miter saws. Precision is the watchword of Festool products, and the Kapex miter saw represents that well.

Block planes might seem like an antique from a different era of woodworking, but hand planes have a place in almost any modern shop for multiple tasks.

A further refinement of their high-performing cordless track saw now makes it even safer.