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Hey, that's a nice tip.

Working with wood and using hobby/diy grade tools, your accuracy isn't going to matter that much, but after a bit of practice, you learn to get close enough. As a bit of perfectionist, it's not really satisfactory, but things are what they are. If you need higher accuracy, your best bet is probably a cnc machine.

Thanks for the tip. FYI, another 2 sets of numbers to keep in mind like 3-4-5 are 12-16-20 & 15-20-25.

Thanks! As a noob, I learnt a lot from this video. Can you possibly show making a juice groove in an oval shaped board, please? Thanks again!

I suck at paying attention so only assume there's a way to account for all the corners in a house that aren't exactly 90. Sweet trick.

This looks a lot simpler and better then others on CZcams. Thanks for sharing.

A wonderful technique. Quite creative

1st look at your site. Good job. Brought forth well, and makes one think. I will have to see what else you have. Hang in there. Oh, good specs on the "AV" drawing as well. M

Get to the bloody point! And then ?

I have watched several videos trying to figure out how to make ends of my box joint fit together. Your simple explanation on making the bottoms made everything come together. Thanks! I'm new to woodworking and all the other video's just didn't make it so simple. Thanks again, i really appreciate it!

wow,,, so much truth right here ,,, I have had this happen to me on a very expensive table,,, thanks for the info

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Very nice video right to the point.

Great tip but nah i rather take a track saw and be done with it

thanks so much for sharing this....perfect and nice explanation

What if you need to take the thinnest sliver off a 2m length board? Something thinner than the kerf of your blade. You cant push your fence in further else you risk cutting into it. You could put a sacrifical piece of wood against the fence, but then the scale will be off.

Model makers use that size and smaller.

Your content is always top flight. Thanks

I personally would not pay the price. If your sponsored you have to say good things. If it's off a 32nd or 64th doesn't matter unless you have a calibrated hand and place mark with pencil perfectly. Anyone compare a Stanley tape measure or another brand to the over priced woodpecker, maybe the tape measure is off. Should compare a different of the same style to the pecker.

Gotta watch that a few more times ...thanks

Another thing is indicating what piece is gonna be used, and what is to be discarded.

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Damm that’s good, learned something new

Pretty basic stuff, that's what sliding t bevels are for, measuring and transferring any angle, genius?? Don't strain a muscle patting yourself on the back especially since your own after vid note makes it clear you should have cut the acute angle first, why not do it right the second time and explain what some d.i.y. mitre saw limitations are

I use dial calipers and a dial indicator and get it perfect on the first try every time.

Your theory is sound BUT you are open for liability! According to CCOHS, the blade height of a table saw should be set so that it does not extend more than about 1/8 inch (3 mm) above the height of the piece being cut. In most situations, the optimal blade height is when the teeth fully clear the top of the board, so that the bottom of the gullet is just exposed above the workpiece.

All of my push sticks have some 150 grit paper glued to the sole. I thought everyone did this?

The elegance of a simple design; thank you!

Mate this stuff is gold best I've seen I'm really excited to give it a go. The whole series is very informative, well done my man.

thanks

With my table saw it would be good only one time. Here's why. After putting the tape in place and raising the saw blade the slit is tight to the blade. Now I shut my saw off to do something else. Next time I make a cut I start my saw. All of my 10 inch blades distort when the saw starts. This now makes the slot wider where the saw teeth are. So now the tape is no better than my insert that is not tight to the blade because the blades distort when starting my saw.

Great video. Very helpful, thank you! How do you make this work if you don't have a digital angle finder?

I have used this "trick" before. However I would suggest that you buy a bigger square. It may make a smoother edge but it needs to be square and you can depend on that if the square is larger.

wow, straight to the point and a good tip as well! No slap stick comedy routine or senseless rambling in a woodworking video, unheard of! kudos.

i can't find the download file !

or just do both like the first one

I searhed CZcams for "tape measure hook fix" and found this. Glad to learn that no fix is needed. 😁

Brilliant!

There’s a much easier explanation on how to do that 😅

amazing idea! great video! thank you!

Awesome video! Thank u for being clear and concise 👍👍

In America, it's called burning wood. Chinese or Japanese, it's heat treated cypress or cedar.

If he would have repeated the initial layout with the larger piece, he could have done the same thing without needing tape.

this is brilliant. great creativity

I like any idea that take the fence out of the equation.

Now BOW products makes an extruded aluminum one that allows attachment of infeed , outfeed, and vertical downward pressure featherboards/rollers

Excellent Presentation Sir - Thanx

hardwood!

Would this be suitable for shallow angles say sub10°

Anyone tried to use this with the DW717? I would guess you could make it work but not sure