Cutting some pipe in the shop

Using the roller rigs and the Dewalt 872 chop saw I cut some pipe fir an upcoming job.
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[@Gkuljian]

That crane setup is genius.

[@apollorobb]

Helluva nice job C.B.

[@Blackopsmechanic338]

Always thinking ahead. Great video.

[@davidskipperskip5403]

Everything in your shop that I seen ,experience for your set up so easy...

[@peetky8645]

is the slant in your stop to prevent binding of the drop and saw?

[@NBSWELDING]

Yea I angle it a little when I clamp it down so the part can get out once it's cut

[@peetky8645]

@@NBSWELDING should the more open end of the angle be in the direction of saw rotation or the other way? thanks for the tip. I buggerred up my saw base by having a straight stop and don't want to have that happen again. any help appreciated. love the videos and enjoy seeing you make stuff in your shop to keep 'merica moving forward.

[@NBSWELDING]

@peetky8645 yes the more open angle needs to be direction of the saw rotation to let the part out without getting pinched between the stop and the blade