Ryan’s Workshop
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Why Table Saws Are Still the Leading Cause of Workshop Hand Injuries
Walk into almost any workshop, professional or hobbyist, and one machine is guaranteed to be at the centre of it all: the table saw. It’s precise, powerful, and incredibly efficient. But it’s also one of the most dangerous tools in space. Despite advancements in tooling, training, and safety awareness, table saw injuries remain stubbornly consistent
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Are Cabinet Table Saws Worth It? SawStop’s Professional Cabinet Saw Reviewed
For woodworking professionals and serious enthusiasts, a cabinet table saw is often considered the pinnacle of workshop machinery. But with premium models commanding a significant investment, many are left asking: Are cabinet table saws really worth it? More specifically, is the SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw worth the investment? In this blog, we take a comprehensive
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The versatility of the SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw (PCS)
What’s the right model for me? With the many accessories and add-ons for the SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw available you are spoilt for choice in finding your ideal saw, but to help make it easier we’ve put together a list of five typical configurations woodworkers are choosing for their shop be that as a hobbyist
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Compact Table Saw vs. Jobsite Saw Pro
Choosing the right table saw is essential for achieving accurate cuts, maintaining an efficient workflow, and working with confidence on every job. Whether you are fitting kitchens, building cabinetry, or tackling detailed joinery on site, the performance and safety of your table saw can directly impact both productivity and long-term results. Which Table Saw Is
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Safety Starts With a Vision – The Story Behind SawStop
How one idea saved thousands of fingers – The story behind SawStop. Sometimes revolutions don’t begin in high-tech labs—they start in small workshops. That’s exactly what happened with Dr Steve Gass, a passionate woodworker and PhD physicist from Portland, Oregon. While working at his table saw one day, he asked a simple but groundbreaking question: