George Vondriska shows you a neat trick for accurately trimming boards using your miter saw. The miter saw technique requires a subtle movement of the hand and patience, but the end results are very accurate cuts during your next woodworking project build.
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1:07Economic Screwdriver Grips
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2:282 Bit Dovetail
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