This video covers all the cuts you can make on a tablesaw and woodworking techniques from DIY beginners to pro skill levels. Make cabinet doors, crown molding, tenons, rabbets, grooves and bevels with no special tools. All you need is a good tablesaw with a basic assortment of blades and a few shop made jigs! Follow along as Willie Sandry, the Thoughtful Woodworker, explains a variety of tips and tricks that will take your woodworking to the next level. Be sure to drop a note in the comments section if you have a great tablesaw technique that isn't mentioned!
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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to all the cuts you can make on a tablesaw
2:01 - Joinery and decorative grooves
3:10 - Bevel cuts
3:37 - Dado notches
3:56 - Cuts with a cross-cut sled
4:27 - Half lap joints
5:14 - Using a tapering jig for cuts
6:05 - Combining a miter gauge with a dado blade
6:24 - Using the work piece to set the rip fence
6:44 - Making rabbets
7:19 - Cutting tenons on the tablesaw with a dado blade
7:53 - Making a center groove with a single blade in 2 passes
8:51 - Making tenons with a specialty tenoning jig
9:26 - Cove cuts
12:06 - Closing comments