"Andrew Barss" wrote in message

Yes, I read the whole thread, and was remarking on a couple of posts
in which it was asserted that (a) you can make a good mitre sled
with guides A and B if they add up to 90 degrees, and (b) your reply to JT
(who had remarked that the angle of the mitred bit would inded be 90
degrees, but would look wrong if A and B aren't 45 degrees),
saying it just does not matter.

Two angles are complementary if they ADD UP TO 90 degrees -- that's the
definition. 45 thus isn't the complementary angle to 90 -- it's
complementary to 45; and zero is complementary to 90 degrees.

You know exactly WHAT was said and will apparently twist anything to get the
last word ...have at it.

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