Make Consistent Miter Saw Cuts
Jimmy DiRestaDescription
When Jimmy DiResta was in the shop, he ran into this while building his stack of drawers cabinet. He showed us a really great trick for getting two parts aligned and perfectly cut. It uses something you probably have laying around in the shop. The key to this technique is getting the boards aligned and keeping them aligned. Like many of Jimmy’s tricks, this is low tech and works like a champ. WWGOA has lots of great tips and techniques for your miter saw. Check them out!
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Very nice video Jimmy, good idea using the tape and will start using that in the future. Thank you for sharing.
Why wouldn't you set your stop?