How To Cut ANY Angle On Your Miter Saw

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[@jimclark6256]

Excellent demonstration, ,best I have watched. I especially like the double cuts.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you very much! I appreciate the support.

[@robertsmith3518]

Great mindset . Thanks for the videos . Love the presentation

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

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[@jameso.gulbransen7335]

I made your jig & Christmas trees. Both turned out great. Thank you for sharing.
A comment on the jig, add a stop block to the end of the jig registering against the end of the miter saw. Then, you can set your additional saw angle, put your jig in place & cut away. No more fumbling around trying to read the miter gauge angle.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

That's a great tip. thanks for sharing.

[@cesarsalvestro2766]

THANKS ! ... I'M DOING MINE RIGHT NOW !!!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad to be able to help.

[@jessicachambers3976]

This is AWESOME!!! THANK YOU!!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad you like it! Thank you for all of your support too.

[@davidhole8175]

Excellent video and idea. I'm a luthier in Australia and I've pondering for while how to use my miter saw for cutting scarf joints on guitar necks (12-15degrees). I think this jig might work for me. Thanks so much!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I like that idea! I have made a couple bass guitars and never even thought of that. I will give it a try. You'll have to let me know how it goes.

[@davidhole8175]

@@cedarriverwoodworking just built and tested! It worked beautifully! Managed to cut a perfect 12degree for a classical guitar headstock.

[@jameso.gulbransen7335]

Great explanation of a fixture. I’ll be making one of these for certain.
Thanks for sharing!

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[@cedarriverwoodworking]

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[@rauljr9869]

Great jig, very helpful and make our projects safer thanks for sharing!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it.

[@allysonpeacock3850]

Just found your videos. Awesome and simple. Thank you. Now subscribed. Keep up the good work. Great for newbies.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I really appreciate the kind words and your support.

[@suearmstrong3404]

Thank you Andy!! That is a great jig!! I'm gonna make it for sure!!

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I'm glad to help.

[@25classical]

Thanks for figuring it out for me 😊
I was recently cutting extreme angles, in a very dangerous manner. Won't do that anymore.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad I was able to help. I see you've been subscribed for a while. I appreciate the support.

[@stanlee5766]

Brilliant idea bro, simple,effective & finger saving safe. My next job when I'm outside 👍

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Sounds great. I hope it helps a lot with the projects.

[@allysonpeacock3850]

I love your vids. Thanks for doing them.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I'm glad you enjoy them.

[@davidjefferds8532]

Thanks Andy I'll make this in the very near future.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed it. Let me know how it turns out.

[@hansdegroot8549]

Great jig. Thanks for sharing the video.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you. I'm glad it helps.

[@cindypost8364]

Thanks for the knoweldge and ideas. I live the trees

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad you enjoyed everything. Thanks for your support.

[@eeodle]

Thanks for sharing, Andy 👍 I have to try making that jig

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thanks for your support.

[@brplatten1273]

Great information thank you

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you.

[@lizhazelrig9442]

Definitely will be using this in the future.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

It comes in handy quite often.

[@guardiancelte]

Thanks for sharing this. I was struggling with the angles post 45 with weird holds

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Glad I was able to help.

[@robertwintontk3213]

Great video

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Thank you very much!

[@joannefelzer3379]

Did I miss somewhere in this video how to use the 2nd triangle? Thanks for this video. Nice clear, easy to follow instruction.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Great question. I didn't use it. But it could be used as another brace.

[@mdhardy1]

I'll definitely make one of these. But I'm thinking of cutting the edge of the base at a curve that matches my miter saw so that I could see the angle gauge. Has anyone tried that? Great video.

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Good change. You could score lines into the top by slightly cutting into it and then lable what the angle is.

[@gertgerenser1975]

Great little jig! Did you put the triangle right in the middle and wll this work on a 10" mitre saw?

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

I felt like it only needed 1 brace, but yes it should work in a 10 inch saw.

[@gertgerenser1975]

thank you @@cedarriverwoodworking

[@troykruse5161]

What brand of C.A. glue do you use? I use 2P10 and it always dries up and hardens in the bottle after just a couple uses

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Starbond. I have the kit that I use linked in the description box. I have had them capped for a while and zero drying out. amzn.to/45LUYvZ here is the link I use too.

[@mike-zk1yn]

Are you putting the CA glue on the wood or does it matter if it gets on the wood glue

[@cedarriverwoodworking]

Good question. I apply in as a few drops along the joint surface, where the wood glue goes. Directly to the wood is perfectly fine.