simple? carpentry question

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simple? carpentry question

Post by jon s »

i know the answer must be fairly simple, but it's got me!

i'm building slot absorbers at a 6 degree angle and i need to bevel some strips of 2x2 at 6 degrees along one edge. i have a mitre saw that can do skirting etc. but i can't figure out how to do a long strip!

anticipating an embarrasingly easy solution,

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Post by giles117 »

Table Saw..... They allow you to angle the cuts and just slide the board on down.....

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Post by knightfly »

Jon, I'm not sure if you're talking about a hand miter saw or a powered one, but neither one will do what you want. As Bryan said, a table saw - or radial saw, jointer, band saw - even a hand circular "skil" saw if you're careful.

Other than that, you might have to hire it done at a local cabinet shop that has tools like that... Steve
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Post by jon s »

thanks, the table saw sounds like the thing, i'll check out the local hire shop
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