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understanding mitersaw angles |
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| The angle scale on most mitersaws isn't user friendly for many
carpenters because you can't match the numbers on a protractor to
the angles on the mitersaw scale. That's because an engineer
designed the scale and not a carpenter, so we all say "Hey,
cut that one at a 22 1/2!" when the angle is really 67 1/2°. |
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| The degrees at the top of the illustrated scale are the ones
found on most mitersaws. The degrees at the bottom of the
illustrated scale are the acutal degrees that correspond to a protractor. |
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