SawFinding helps woodworkers and curious readers choose and use saws for woodworking and other tasks with practical, saw-focused guidance.
Big-box stores work well for pine, spruce and plywood, but lumberyards, hardwood dealers and online suppliers give you better species, grades and milling. Here is how each option compares and how to pick boards that glue…
For most beginners the SKIL 10-inch jobsite saw is the best value, while pros get more from the Ridgid R4514 and shop users from the Delta 36-725T2. Here is where each one fits and where spending…
Dual collection ports, a good vacuum hookup and a hood behind the saw do more for dust than any single model. Here is how miter saws compare and how to catch what they miss.
A miter saw makes fast, accurate crosscuts and angle cuts once it is set up right. This walkthrough takes you from setup to square, miter and bevel cuts.
The 2727-21HD is Milwaukee’s 16-inch cordless chainsaw kit for homeowners who want gas-like cutting without the fuel. Here is what comes in the box, what it handles and where it falls short.
Milwaukee’s cordless deep cut band saw handles stock up to 5 x 5 inches in one pass with a dual-trigger design. Here is what it cuts, how the versions differ and who should buy one.
Milwaukee’s cordless 9-inch cut-off saw handles concrete, masonry and metal cuts without gas fumes or pull starts. Here is which jobs it suits and when a gas saw rental is the smarter call.
The Milwaukee M18 FUEL 3″ x 18″ belt sander (2832-20) brings corded-level stock removal to a cordless kit. Here is where it shines, what it weighs on you, and who should buy it.
M18 FUEL is Milwaukee’s top cordless line: a brushless motor, smart electronics and REDLITHIUM batteries working together. Here is what that buys you and when a standard M18 tool does the job.
The M18 FUEL HATCHET 8″ pruning saw is a compact, one-handed-style chainsaw for pruning in tight spots. Here is how it compares with the Hackzall and a full chainsaw for yard cleanup.