Marc Spagnuolo (a.k.a. The Wood Whisperer) shows you the basics of using flush trim bits in your router to create burn-free edges, and how these bits can improve your work.

As you begin to get some experience with your band saw, you’ll begin to see all sorts of possibilities for intricate cuts and forms.

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.

New cutterheads with "insert tooling" will be available for portables.

This block-front chest is from the Chippendale period, and is a superb example of what American craftsmen created hundreds of years ago.

The band saw is great for straight cuts as well as curves, dovetails, mortise-and-tenons and much more. Learn to use this versatile tool safely

Turn your band saw into a precision cutting tool with these thoughtful tune-up tips.

Accidents often happen because the user isn't using the proper safety devices, or they've chosen the wrong machine.

With the right blade and body position, you can split pencil lines with ease with this oft-misunderstood tool.

Biscuit joiners seem like simple, easy tools, until you start using them. Here are 27 time-tested techniques to tame this often-tricky tool.