What is a Bench Saw?
Cutting boards for various construction projects can be a dangerous and time-consuming task. Therefore, many advancements in sawing technology have come along to ensure accurate cuts and safe working conditions. One such advancement that allows woodworkers to make long, lengthwise cuts on boards is the bench saw, also known as a table saw. The bench saw has a motorized circular saw mounted beneath a solid and steady work table; the blade of the saw protrudes through an opening in the table, allowing the user to make cuts at a variety of depths and angles. A bench saw is often utilized to split long pieces of wood lengthwise, but it can be used for shorter pieces as well. The saw blade is movable, allowing the user to adjust the angle at which the blade comes in contact with the wood. The blade can be moved up and down, thereby allowing the user to cut wood at different depths according to their needs. A bench saw usually comes standard with an attachment called a rip fence. The rip fen
