Using A Table Saw for Beginners | Cutting

In today's using a table saw for beginners video, we are covering the 3 main types of cutting techniques that can be done using a table saw. Plus, I'll be talking about panel sleds, miter gauges, and push sticks for all you beginners. This is Part 2 of last weeks' beginner video on using a table saw for the first time. If you missed that video, the link is below. 👇👇

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My name is Josh Fedorka, and I’m the founder of Training Hands Academy™. I have been a carpenter and woodworker for over 25 years. I have also held certifications in home energy auditing and have built several LEED certified homes in New England.

God has gifted me with many “hands on” skills and it is my calling and purpose to share those skills by teaching others. Whether it is to seek a career in carpentry, become a general contractor or improve one’s DIY skills and knowledge, the motivation behind THA is to help others successfully learn how to work with their hands.

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[janew]

My husband recently passed away, leaving a full wood-working shop for me to deal with. I am selling most of his equipment but keeping the necessary ones for myself. Your videos showed me how to work a table saw safely. Thank you!

[samuraicowboy]

Thank you kindly for the PDF print out of the push stick. Going to cut it out first thing tomorrow morning.

[bonniemiller]

I’m just learning about table saws and miter saws. Thank you for your help.

[WasimBarri]

Excellent video except for one thing.... I don't think your hand should ever go past the blade even if your fingers are wrapped around the fence unless you're using a push stick or push block where your hands are further from the blade. I've learnt this the hard way and while the injury wasn't life changing it certainly was a wake up call. Use the guard where possible!

[jazamaraz]

I'm so impressed with the quality of this video. Fabulous info delivered succinctly.

[wolfgang]

Well covered. I like the miter gauge with hold-down option. Would be great if you could show how to build one from wood!

[tooshort]

Thank you. Thank You! THANK YOU!!! I learned SO much in ten minutes by watching both Part 1 and Part 2 of this. I recently experienced my first kickback two weeks ago and have been afraid to use my portable table saw since. Got a few cuts to make today and with the help of your videos I feel confident. I know this is like almost two years later but thanks again!

[nessbrooks]

Thank you so much for sharing your information. I had just gotten enrolled for Carpenter classes and the virus hit. I have learned so much just this video. I've subscribed and liked all your videos.

[kp_what]

<---New table saw owner, "I appreciate this channel exists".

[Poopyturdy]

Videos are super helpful. I’m currently trying to get into the plexi shop at my job and I need to know how to use a table saw. I’m giving you credit now whether I land the job or not. Your videos helped me tremendously

[maxabdulla]

Thank you so much for keeping it simple.

[fpaito]

Awesome video, very informative and easy to understand thanks

[MattJMT]

Man all of your videos are so helpful!

[freddyj]

Excellent! Consice and easy to understand!

[TrainingHandsAcademy]

⚠️ As a reminder, I STRONGLY encourage the use of a blade guard and/or riving knife. Just because I removed my blade guard for filming purposes (and my Dewalt saw is not equipped with a riving knife), does not mean you should operate your saw without them too.

[Santosh-xytk]

Thanks for the video. Very informative

[Goorney]

I think if you wish to cut multiple boards to size with a high degree of accuracy, then the table saw is a must have piece of equipment, no other tool can achieve this.

[daniellebordeau]

Awesome videos..I learn so much from you!!!👏👏👏

[andypandytangerine]

Good informative video, thanks, like that mitre gauge with the hold downs, hmmm might have to make one

[kauerpc]

Hi Josh, thanks for the content. What is the De Walt tablesaw in your video? Thanks again.