Tablesaw Videos

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

In this video, we make a custom studio desk with a modern look using a mix of classic, industrial, and CNC machinery. We first run the Ambrosia Maple through the bandsaw to create the pieces which will act as the tabletop. From there, they receive a quick sand from our industrial widebelt sander and the tablesaw finishes off the shape. Final cable management cavities are made on the CNC router, personalized to the owner's taste.

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Reface kitchen or bathroom cabinets in just a weekend with simple tablesaw joinery techniques. Instead of building entire new cabinets, just reface them by building new cabinet doors and replace the drawer fronts. This DIY technique uses mortise and tenon construction with extra long tenons for rock solid doors that will last a lifetime. Remodel with half the effort and a fraction of the time. Renovate your home on a budget by crafting these doors suitable for both kitchens and bathrooms. Follow along as Willie Sandry the Thoughtful Woodworker shows the process step by step. The tablesaw featured is a Laguna Fusion F2.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to remodeling bathroom cabinets with red oak
0:53 - Making panels for lower drawer fronts
1:58 - How to format hinges
2:47 - Cutting pieces to length for rails and styles of cabinet doors
3:34 - Switching blades and starting joinery on doors
5:39 - Using shoulder plane for snug fit
5:58 - Cutting rabbets on door panels
6:31 - Checking your work and glue-up
7:35 - Drilling holes and installing door hinges
8:08 - Making trim strips to hide irregularities between cabinet and wall
9:37 - Testing the cabinet door fit
10:21 - Staining cabinet doors
11:24 - Finished bathroom cabinets

Learn how to build a cell phone organizer wood working project with wallet and billfold valet. This DIY project is made with walnut hardwood and lined with leather for a touch of class. This charging station, made with a Laguna Fusion F2 tablesaw, is a great countertop or desk accessory to organize your life! The tray's design provides plenty versatility allowing sections for charging cables, a phone, wallet, keys, and even letters!

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to making desk organizer on table saw
1:49 - Tablesaw safety features
2:26 - Cutting the pieces to size
2:45 - Removing high low European fence
2:54 - Using X-cut sled to cut the parts to length
3:50 - Rules in woodworking (take measurements from project instead of plan; do joinery before curves)
5:20 - Rabbet cuts for joinery using table saw rip and sacrificial fences
7:32 - Making 3 notches on side panels for envelope holder
8:33 - Adding grooves to all parts holding plywood bottom tray
9:58 - Adding tapers as a design effect on bandsaw
10:24 - Making slots and holes in back panel for charging cables
10:41 - Main tray glue-up
11:28 - Release cuts for top tray to sit on bottom tray
12:31 - Adding stain to project
12:59 - Gluing leather and cork liners together
14:05 - Using rotary cutter to cut liners to length
14:23 - Taping liners down with double sided wood working tape
15:30 - Finished desk organizer

Make a walnut jewelry box woodworking project with a box joint jig on a Laguna Fusion F2 tablesaw. This video features box joints / finger joint construction and a special spalted maple lid. Box making can be fun and rewarding with these simple techniques. Check out the Laguna blog post for all the details on building your own micro adjustable box joint jig. Follow along as Willie Sandry the Thoughtful Woodworker demonstrates the process step by step. It helps to have quality tools like the Fusion table saw and 1412 bandsaw, so be sure to check out the product lineup on our website!

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro to building jewelry box featuring box joints
1:58 Making book matched Maple panels on a bandsaw
3:12 Gluing lid panels edge to edge
3:58 Setup to use box joint jig and test cuts on the Fusion tablesaw
7:57 Making final box joints
9:20 Walnut and spalted Maple lid panel glue-up
10:02 Making grooves and cutting sides and lid to size
11:03 Assembling sides and lid panel
11:48 Making bottom recess with a router table
12:14 Slicing the lid open with the bandsaw
12:56 Sanding and final lid assembly

Woodworking tapering jig / sled for fusion F1 F2 F3 tablesaw. Make tapered cuts for furniture legs, angled cuts that are difficult on a miter saw, or just establish a flat reference edge on rough sawn lumber. Follow along as Willie Sandry the Thoughtful Woodworker shows the process of building this DIY table saw sled, and demonstrates it making a variety of useful cuts on his Laguna Fusion F2.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to upgraded tapering jig for tablesaw
1:08 - Making fence for jig out of Walnut
2:58 - Going over jig design, including tips
4:33 - Mounting toggle clamps
5:39 - Attaching fence to jig
7:00 - Putting the tapering sled to use
9:49 - Making test cuts

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In part 3 we discuss woodworking / wood movement considerations, and complete the final assembly of this mid century modern stereo cabinet. Finally, we turn our attention to the Danish oil and lacquer finish. Follow along as Willie Sandry the Thoughtful Woodworker shows the process step by step. The featured tool in this how-to woodworking tutorial is a Laguna Fusion F2 tablesaw.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to final assembly and finishing of the mid century modern stereo rack
0:40 - Preparing and assembling side panels to legs
2:14 - Making a web frame to sit at the top notch of the stereo rack (ft. half-lap joints on the Fusion tablesaw)
5:02 - Assembling panels, legs, shelves, and frame
7:20 - Preparing and adding top panel to the structure

In part 2 we tackle all the interesting woodworking, side panel details such as the long vertical grooves and pass-through design for a light, airy feel with a strong mid century modern vibe. Follow along as Willie Sandry the Thoughtful Woodworker shows the process step by step. The featured tool in this how-to woodworking tutorial is a Laguna Fusion F2 tablesaw.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to making side panels for stereo rack
0:32 - Cutting the walnut panels to size
1:28 - Making vertical grooves in panels
4:42 - Making window details on other side of panels
7:15 - Giving legs a tapered effect
8:30 - Intro to part 3


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Woodworking project - Build a challenging mid century modern stereo rack with vertical grooves, graceful tapered legs, and a unique pass-through detail that lets light inside the cabinet for an airy feel, yet still obscures wires for your components. In the first video walnut and figured maple panels are prepared, and joinery is completed on thick walnut legs. Finally, the legs are tapered at the 1412 bandsaw. Follow along as Willie Sandry the Thoughtful Woodworker shows the process step by step. Tools featured in this how-to woodworking tutorial include the Laguna Fusion F2 table saw and the 1412 bandsaw.

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CHAPTERS:
0:00 - Intro to mid century modern stereo rack project
1:09 - Forming and shaping the Maple panels (layout, running through jointer, clamping)
4:40 - Forming Walnut panels (surfacing, ripping widths on tablesaw, and glue-up, and dressing down on drum sander)
7:33 - Completing joinery on Walnut legs

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Farm house style blackboard / chalk board frames with key hooks are a great beginner DIY woodworking project. Construction is similar to a cabinet door, and all the joinery can be accomplished with a combination blade - no dado blade required. Follow along as Willie Sandry, the Thoughtful Woodworker, demonstrates the techniques on a Laguna Fusion F2 table saw. Dress up your entry room, laundry room or kitchen with one of these farmhouse fabulous chalkboard frames. They're fun to write messages to family members, or just jot down the grocery list. These frames make a great introduction project that's super simple to build.

CHAPTERS
0:00 Intro to creating chalkboard frames
1:53 Ripping Maple and Walnut to width on F2 Fusion table saw
2:18 Cutting to length on the X-cut sled
2:49 Cutting the grooves with a combination blade
3:44 Making a stub tenon
4:49 Assembling the chalkboards
6:44 Making the chalk keeper on a router table
7:30 Applying the chalk paint and oil finishes
10:55 Installing hooks

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