How To Make 60, 70 Or Even 85 Degree Angle Cuts On Your Miter Saw!
How To Make 60, 70 Or Even 85 Degree Angle Cuts On Your Miter Saw!
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very helpful , thanks for posting.
Excellent video. Thank you
Thank you so much! Your video helped me a lot. I was going to cut a 67.5 degrees but my miter saw was only 52 degrees with both sides.
So helpful! Thank you for making this!
I started with Stodoys plans.
Thank you for your information sir.
Very nice and useful jig. Thank you for sharing. Just a little too much repeating and waffling.
nice explanation.
Brilliant just what I need for cutting collar ties..👍
Brilliant explanation thank you. I’m puzzled that your cut is 70 degrees but what about the vertical cut isn’t 90 degrees. Is your sawing down cut off at 90 degrees.
Good video. Except for lacking a safety item:
happened to notice the saw blade did not stop but handle was raised.even though the guard moves over the moving blade, there’s a tendacy to remove the scrap next to uncovered moving blade. there goes a finger….. OUCH!
Thanks for the tip. It’s my lifesaver.
Liked, subscribed and saved for later reference. Thank you so much! Cutting 66 degree angles so this works perfect 💙
Very helpful video !!!!
Damn! I’ve been trying to figure out acute angles and always thought the table saw was the right tool. Thanks!
Saved my ass a job site thanks
Thank you man you are dope
Thanks for posting this video. You’ve taught me how to now cut cross braces for my chicken coop doors 😁.
This is fantastic…Problem is, I need to cut a 2×8 at 65 degrees.
Interesting way of explaining things
Hello, my friend I just saw your video very helpful nonetheless I have a question –I just saw a bunch of videos about this specific topic some videos were about the Christmas star 5 pointed-and they gave so many angles got me all mess up –do you have a video about ?
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Thankyou so much for this explantion!
Going to make my woodworking a lot easier, thanks
This is one video worth saving! THANKS!
Hey I know this video isn’t new but I just want to say THANK YOU for this because it explains very simply what I was trying to figure out with digital angle gauges and none of them explained it in detail the way you did. This helped immensely with my staircase wainscot project and for that I say thank you sir!
Thank you so much great info great presentation . 5 stars ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐ ⭐
Miter saws are limited to 60 degree, for a more than 8 feet span, your shed will be over 10 feet height, check your local permit requirements…
Thanks for a CLEAR explanation. This part was driving me nuts until now.
What is the technique is you need a beveled 65 degree angle (on a 2×6, which doesn’t fit in the saw vertically)?
Nice, thanks
You can get 70 degrees in the normal position of the saw by moving it 20 degrees to the negative only Why is this complication ..?!
Great! Very helpful.
this method in idiot proof, perfectly explained, thanks!
Thanks!! You just saved me! I’m on a job and could not figure this out!! Great video!
Thank you.
If this video were 2 minutes that would be a stretch. But what kind of monster makes it 9.5 minutes? There’s no reason for it.
You’re crack man thanks 👍
This is excellent. Thank you.
Thanks for the video. I tried making 70 degree angles using your technique but keep getting uneven edges. Especially when I cut a piece on the short side as you did in your video. It happened on two mitre saws. Any idea what the problem could be? Thanks!
This is not new to me but you put it on YouTube to help other woodworkers I didn’t so congrats.
Why is the wood grain so huge on your 2×4?
Sir, you are a genius. Thank you.
thank you for the jig design. So what is the bottom angle?
20 degrees right
My miter saw only goes 45° but now I can go whatever I want thank you
Brilliant
You saved me. Thank you so much!
Thanks a lot, buddy. I was building a sawhorse and could not not do a 75 deg today. I am new to wood working and did not want to just hold the work piece and cut it. I did spend considerable time trying to figure out how to cut a75 deg angle and I did not get any idea.
thanks a lot. I will try this tomorrow.
Im confused cause putting it in a 45 jig and moving saw to left wouldn’t that make the degree go down. So on zero on saw moving it 10 degree left wouldn’t it be 35 degree then opposite way 55 degree while in jig? I tried this out went left 20 degree twice put pieces together and got 50dgree. So each cut was obviously at 25 degree
That’s very cool!