We test more powerful, less weighty designs that are powered by new battery technology.

Many commercial gauges are missing excellent features found on traditional versions.

Delta re-invents its flagship table saw with great success. Here's our review.

With three plunge-cut saws on the U.S. market (two fo them are new), how do you know which one is the best? We put all of them through their paces, and share the results.

In our February 2009 Tool Test, we review SawStop's newest offering – a contractor saw that's  priced well below the cabinet saw price, but with all the safety features SawStop has become known for.

An engineer turns his understanding of metal and a love of woodworking into a busy tool-making enterprise.

Meet planemaker Ron Brese, a diehard furniture builder who has started making infill handplanes using a unique construction method that lowers the lofty cost of these thoroughbred tools.

The unveiling of two new Veritas block planes this week has thrilled some customers with their sleek design, and confused others. Is Veritas – a company historically focused on function more than form – changing its course with these new planes?

One of the highlights of the Woodworking in America conference in November 2008 was Roy Underhill's keynote address. Underhill, the hero to many hand-tool woodworkers, touched on a lot of subjects. But one of the best parts of the speech was about his own personal history with the ax.

The new Veritas dovetail saw is half the price of premium Western saws and has a decidedly modern look. We take the tool for a test drive.