Melamine (particle board faced with a veneer of melamine plastic) is notoriously difficult to cut cleanly with a circular saw, a deficiency this blade aims to correct. In the case of this blade ...

Essentially the “pickup truck” of the saw world, these workhorses feature a motor-driven circular blade that spins at high speeds (typically 4,000 RPM or higher), so they chew through lumber ...

Miter Saw: Essentially a circular saw mounted on an arm, miter saws let you pivot the blade side to side and tilt it from left to right. You can easily create the angled cuts — miters — for ...

Keep in mind that the best table saws typically use a circular saw blade that rises from the bottom of the table, which remains stationary while you run your wood piece through it. This exposed ...