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Picture Frames and shooting miters
Detail of miters and shooting a 45 degree miter with a shooting board.
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"John Grossbohlin" wrote in message Detail of miters and shooting a 45 degree miter with a shooting board. What a lucky young fellow! -- www.e-woodshop.net Last update: 2/20/07 |
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"John Grossbohlin" wrote in message ink.net... Detail of miters and shooting a 45 degree miter with a shooting board. Very nice, gotcha a good helper I see. ;~) My attached pic is a joint line over 4 inches long and cut on the TS with a Dubby Jig and Forrest WWII. I suspect the OP's real problem is cutting the parallel pieces to the exact same length to each other. |
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"Leon" wrote in message et... "John Grossbohlin" wrote in message ink.net... Detail of miters and shooting a 45 degree miter with a shooting board. Very nice, gotcha a good helper I see. ;~) My attached pic is a joint line over 4 inches long and cut on the TS with a Dubby Jig and Forrest WWII. I suspect the OP's real problem is cutting the parallel pieces to the exact same length to each other. That and if the stock isn't straight, or doesn't stay straight, the miters can fail to close up nicely... The WWII does do a nice job. |
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"John Grossbohlin" wrote in message link.net... That and if the stock isn't straight, or doesn't stay straight, the miters can fail to close up nicely... Yeah, there is always that. ;~) |
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