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December 5th 05 09:11 PM

three legged Christmas tree

Require assistance to cut angles ............. stock is one inch
by one & a half inch by 76 inch long. Trying to figure out angles to
make these three legs join at a hub. (top) The base width is not
crucial but needs to tolerate winds & snow load. Plan to install
lights. Have SCMS & TS to cut. Help TIA.

Don

Chris Friesen

December 5th 05 10:12 PM

three legged Christmas tree

wrote:
Require assistance to cut angles ............. stock is one inch
by one & a half inch by 76 inch long. Trying to figure out angles to
make these three legs join at a hub.

Hold one of the legs at the angle you want it to lean at, draw a line
from the very top point vertically down. Cut along that line, cut the
other two legs to match. Each piece now has a single flat bevel at one end.

Set the tablesaw to 30 degrees and run the leg through so that you take
a bevel cut along the vertical cut you just finished. You'll need to
run each leg through twice, once for either side. The bevel cut lines
should intersect along the middle of the board.

Lean them all together, and you should be set.

Chris

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December 6th 05 09:39 PM

three legged Christmas tree

Hold one of the legs at the angle you want it to lean at, draw a line

For once in my life I did as you instructed !!! This certainly is the
only way to accomplish this feat. Turned out perfect. Appreciate
your knowledge, time & effort put forth to respond.

Thanks again

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