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

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

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.

Senior Editor Robert W. Lang gives us a behind-the-scenes look at what goes into a Tool Test for our December issue of Popular Woodworking.

The new German-made Colt MaxiCut Forstner bits are among our Best New Tools of 2008 – and this video will show you why. Watch as we cut cleanly – and incredibly quickly – through the hardest stock with no clogging or burning.
Editor's Note: These bits are not yet available in the United States, but we're told they will be available this fall in woodworking specialty stores and catalogs.

From the press room of the Georgia World Congress Center and our hotel's lobby, we bring you the best news about all the new tools featured at the 2008 International Woodworking Festival in Atlanta, Ga.

Because of their unfamiliar features, unusual appearance and higher price tag, many Americans don’t even consider buying a European saw. Here’s why they should.

DeWalt enters the tracksaw market with both corded and cordless plunge saws.

Delta unveils its new made-in-the-USA Unisaw.

Given our admiration of European tools, it has long puzzled me why more Americans haven’t adopted one of the most common fixtures of European shops, the combination machine.