This is my first table saw and so far it has worked great. I naively undertook my first project with just an old circular saw, so I appreciate this machine even more than I might have otherwise.

Angles can be a real pain to cut on the table saw, particularly with my neophyte skills, so my wife bought me this saw last Xmas. I haven't used it too much yet as I need to build a good stand for it, but so far so good. It's a bit messy and the laser isn't terribly useful for any precision work, but its cuts are smooth and accurate.

Since I was fed up with the band saw (above), I had to get something to angles on large pieces of wood as well as curves. This turned out to be a great choice. I had some issues early on with the blade drifting, but it turns out it was my fault as I was trying to cut too fast. As long as you don't try to rush it, this saw cuts really well.

I love this tool. I hate visible hardware joinery and this is so much faster and easier than most of my other options. I was able to build my first big cabinet in a day, which may not sound like a big deal to most of you, but I am usually a ridiculously slow woodworker.

I've ordered but haven't received this one yet. Setting up the router table for edge jointing is a distraction and I waste a lot of scrap wood getting it aligned. Hopefully this will save some time and allow me to finally do some face jointing as well.

My wife got this for my birthday because it was on my wish list. It's way bigger than I expected (though it does say right there in the description that it's 16 inches), and I haven't had much chance to use it yet. But pretty soon I'll be putting up crown molding in the baby's room so I expect it'll get some use then. For now, it's just a really expensive level.

Wow. I was a little skeptical about how much better this blade supposedly is than the others I've used, but it really is that good. It even sounds different.