Start With The Blade Regardless of what else you do to make a circular saw cut more accurately, even if you make a simple freehand cut, you need to match the blade to the job.

While you can use a circular saw or a rotary hammer to cut pavers, we spoke with an expert who explains if you can do the same with a tile saw.

If you're trying to decide between a miter and a circular saw for a home DIY project, knowing the differences between the two power tools is crucial.

If you are installing ceramic, porcelain, glass, or stone tile yourself, you will probably need to cut the "border tiles" that edge the room. To make L-shaped cuts, your best choice is a wet saw ...