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I did a bad ting George
I needed to hang a large, 30 x 30, corner cabinet that SWMBO had me
build. I decided to use the angled cleat method hoping for maximum strength since a TV will sit on it. Anyway... I angled the blade on my right-tilt saw to 45d and put the fence on the left of the blade. I was ripping a 4x27 inch piece roughly in half for the cleats(I didn't want to try and squeeze a push stick between the blade and the fence on the right. Expecting that the piece would want to lift up cutting it on the left, I clamped a feather board to my fence to hold down the piece. So far so good, or so I thought. I couldn't get a push stick to help me all of the way with the cut because of the clamp and the feather board so I ended up pulling the piece through from the back of the saw. I know this was wrong, so what is the right way to do this, aside from buying a new tool. |
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