Due to their portability, they are perfect for use in small workshops and on building sites. But if you're willing to spend the time to set them up correctly, you may also use them for fine woodworking. Choosing the appropriate blade is the first step. For fine woodworking, you'll require a blade with a high tooth count that makes cleaner cuts.u003cbr /u003eu003cbr /u003eAdditionally, make sure the blade is properly aligned and sharpened. You could adjust the fence and the miter gauge immediately after the blade is installed to make sure your cuts are perfect.