Table saws have become indispensable in modern woodworking workshops. Thanks to demand and mass production, prices have dropped to levels accessible to all budgets. Yet, we often take for granted people’s understanding of the many uses to which you can put a table saw. This article aims to fix that. I started my woodworking career […]
You may notice the mower isn’t cutting as nice as it once did. It is not a little uneven and leaves the lawn looking bad after mowing. A RYOBI electric mower may have a bad or uneven cut due to a damaged or loose wheel; dull, bent, or worn mower blade; wrong mower deck height; …
A Big Dog zero turn has a bad or uneven cut due to low tire pressure, unlevel deck, spindle damage, worn pully or spindle bearing, dull or damaged blades, worn deck belt, or a plugged mower deck. Keep reading for additional items that may cause a bad cut including operating the mower wrong. Refer to …
You are out mowing the lawn when you notice the cut doesn’t look as nice as it usually does. Not only does this affect the lawn’s appearance, but it may also indicate you have a parts failure. A Hustler lawn mower may have a bad or uneven cut due to low tire pressure; a worn, …
You will always feel some vibration in your zero-turn, but some items can cause a severe vibration that may indicate a problem with your mower. A Wright mower vibrates and shakes due to worn engine mounting bolts, a failing clutch, unbalanced mower blades, bearing failure in the spindle housing or pulley, a worn belt, a …
A Bobcat zero-turn has an uneven cut due to low tire pressure, worn mower deck belt, dull, mower blade, bent mower blade, unbalanced mower blade, bad spindle bearing, bad pulley bearing, or damaged deck shell. Operating your Bobcat mower with a low engine speed or fast ground speed can also cause an uneven or bad …
A number of power tools have the ability to accept different sizes of bits or blades, and that does increase the versatility associated with the tool. But a table saw is different. You cannot add a bigger blade, but there is a way to add a smaller blade. So, in this article, I’m going to … Read more
The humble miter saw is an invaluable tool in anybody’s workshop, whether it be the seasoned tradesperson or the fledgling DIYer. They allow the user to precisely cut through a range of materials at a variety of different angles – and while designed with wood in mind, you can technically use a miter saw to … Read more
You’re ready for your next DIY project, and you need to cut some plexiglass. You may already know that a circular saw is a great method to cut plexiglass, and are now looking for tips on how to use this tool most effectively. You’re in the right place! How to cut plexiglass with a circular … Read more
Cutting cast iron pipework can be complicated, especially when working in a confined space. However, as with many things, the once intimidating task becomes a lot simpler when you’re armed with the right tool for the job. For this one, it’s the angle grinder that fits the bill! Traditionally, you could use a reciprocating saw … Read more