My Top 7 Miter Saw Tips for Beginners.
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- My Top 7 Mitre Saw Basics for Beginners. Having a Mitre Saw in your workshop is one of those ‘must-have’ tools. For me, l use the mitre saw on practically every woodworking project l undertake. Having said that, it can also be one of the most dangerous tools in the shop so it must be given the respect it deserves.
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G'day Folks. I love my Mitre Saw! It's over 12 years old....l use it on basically every project that l undertake... and is still cutting like a Demon! The mitre saw is one of those must-have tools that as well as being incredibly useful, it can be extremely dangerous so PLEASE take the time have a look at these tips. You'll be glad you did! Cheers 👍🇦🇺😁
I know, I know, it says "for beginners". But I was curious. My oldest one is thirty years old, Makita. It's a heavy little bugger and rates a permanent roost in the shop. For portable units I picked up a Delta and habba frate sliding. Then I have some two dozen other types of saws tucked about here and there. Plus other cool stuff I've picked up over a lifetime. Nevertheless, I picked up a handy trick - that angle at the bottom of the stop block. I have a habit of wiping and/or blowing the deck clean between cuts so it hasn't been an issue that's called out to me before but no doubt it has to save me some cleaning effort. And your Australian mannerisms are a real hoot to us colonists here on the flip side. 😆 G'day mate!
@@elgringoec Thanks mate....really appreciate the feedback from a bloke who has some experience 👍 Have a good one 👍😁🇦🇺
Why not do tip 3 on tip 7 and put a line on the jig :-)
Although I personally would not do it, it is good for many beginners...
@@thinkr8142 Yeah it's a good idea Peter 👍
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My 93 year old dad is a master carpenter. He thinks you're absolutely hilarious. He wishes all new woodworkers would watch you. Save a lot of ER visits.
Hahahahaha....Hi Brenda....glad your dad likes the vids 😁 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Master Carpenter 🤦♂️🤣🤣🤣 Dude he's just a Carpenter albeit a good one maybe! I'm 65yrs a Carpenter I'll still outdo most......I'm no master! You'll always be learning and never master
@@leprechaun7667 a “Master Carpenter” refers to the level of skill you are at, heck, you are probably a Master as well. Take the title with pride.
My bonus tip.
If you are trying to cut a piece which is slightly too wide for your mitre saw, you can effectively increase the cutting width of your saw by placing your piece on top of another to raise it towards the wider part of the blade. For example - my small mitre saw has a 125mm max cut but if I place my piece on top of some 15mm board I can cut 140mm wide pieces comfortably.
👍..Good tip Daz! 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tip.
Thank you.
That is a great tip . Another thing that you can do is lift the front of the piece while the rear-end remains tight against the back fence. It might sound dangerous but I've done it hundreds of times. Just be careful
Yes saw norm do that
I was struggling to visualize what you meant but after watching this vid Uncle Knackers has released a video 13 days ago giving this VERY tip!
Seems you have rubbed off on him. Fullest respect and thanks for the GREAT tip! I get it now :D
You're like the teacher that a kid admired because you make learning fun! First time watcher, I'm hooked👏👏👏!
Thanks Andres!!!!! Really appreciate the comment mate. 👍👍👍👍😁🇦🇺🎄🎄🎄
Same
Absolutely accurate assessment!
No Drama
Listen to this guy...IF I had Teachers like this I would of done a lot better in life 😝....So TOP TIP KNACKERS!!!!!!
G'day Uncle Knacker! I moved to Australia 2 years ago from South Korea and am making career as a carpenter, and I'm learning heaps from your videos! not only carpentry but an aussie accent and a bit of sense of humor of uncle as well😂 what a beautiful educational channel! Keep up good work and appreciate it!
Thanks heaps S.C 👍🇦🇺🇦🇺 Great effort coming from Korea and getting stuck into carpentry....all the best with it mate! I'm sure you'll do really well 👍 Thanks for watching 👍🇦🇺😁
Struth mate, that’s awesome! 🤣🤣🤣
안영하세요! I am learning Korean by myself at the moment. I hope you enjoy learning here in Australia!
Good on ya mate! 🇰🇷😁🇦🇺
Good luck to you in Australia.
After watching the video advert i was still skeptical. But when i finally downloaded the plans ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxZF0EMnrujZvqHhGkxiz559uIABJWR9TG i was very impressed. The whole plan was just as you said in the video. Thank you very much. I now have a large and valuable collection for my woodworks. This is great!
I love the way you've CLEARLY explained everything (and made it funny and memorable). I appreciate the professional quality of this video which I've used in the research for my new miter saw.😃
👍😁...Cheers Diana! Really appreciate the feedback and l'glad that l could help in some way 👍😁🇦🇺
Only just started looking at beginner mitre saw projects, this one came up in the top 3. Since its based on Tips, this is a very essential video for those who are either accident prone, have issues with directions (do not like reading manuals or books) and finally to learn some super simple tips to make your life a lot easier, cheers mate!
No worries at all Andrew! Thanks for taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Once again, your tips are good as gold. I especially love the jigs and hints for safe material handling 👍
I'd like to add one small tip: If you find yourself cutting longer pieces, like fence boards or such, place another support under the far end of your piece, so it won't fall down when the saw is through.
Thanks Andre and good tip too mate 👍👍😁🇦🇺
Got my first miter saw this summer and I love it. These tips were invaluable. Thank you!!!
No worries at all mate! Glad you found it useful and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
You show that you are deeply conscious of simplicity and clarity, making your explanations idiot-proof but not idiot-oriented. Well done!
👍😁....Cheers Tim! Really appreciate the comment mate 👍😁🇦🇺
You were the first diy guy I watched. Built a shed based on your advice and on your saw horses. Seven years ago. Where did that go. Great video uncle knackers.
Cheers Stephen and thanks for sticking around Soooooo long! Really appreciate the support mate 👍🇦🇺😁
I’ve been using my mitre saw for 5 years without knowing any of this! Thank you!
No worries Lori! Glad you found the video useful 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tips Shane. When someone with 20 or 30 years of experience gives tips on their tools of trade, smart people listen! I listened AND took notes 😆
Smart man Jamie 😁.....Thanks for watching mate 👍🇦🇺😁
Thanks Shane, wish I could return the favour, so if you ever need tips on how to manage an acutely psychotic violent offender, flick me a msg 😁
@@jamishep 😂😂...no worries mate...will do 👍👍
Great idea about the fence extension.. wish I had seen this a week ago would have made my project much easier -- well done..
Cheers Todd.....glad you liked it mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I've been a wood butcher for 18 years or so. Still found this very entertaining. And learned a thing or two.
Thanks. You are appreciated.
Be blessed 🙏🏽and know love ❤
Cheers Jake! Appreciate you taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
This Gents enthusiasm is pleasantly infectious.
Cheers mate....thanks for taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺🎄
I just started woodworking this year and have had all these issues. Thank you so much for your help.
No worries Kathy!...glad to help👍😁🇦🇺
I’ve got a 12” dewalt miter saw that’s about 10yrs old and also done thousands of cuts. Still going strong. They’re great machines.
Yeah they're an awesome machine mate 👍👍😁
I've had a mitre saw for 5 yrs now and thought I knew it all! How wrong I was. Great tip regarding 45 degree angle on stop block and zero clearance plate, will defo make these tomorrow. Keep up the good work! Cheers from London, England.
Thanks Terry....glad you found useful in the vid. Cheers mate 👍😁🇦🇺
That's actually the most useful tips I've ever seen 👍
Thanks Tommy! Really appreciate the comment mate 👍👍
My number one tip that has kept me in one piece, is never get complacent. I've always respected that the power tool can cause me harm. Never be in a rush, take your time you'll make less mistakes and you'll keep your extremities. This was recently brought home to me when at the hospital, I was chatting to a fella who's fingers had a fight with a circular saw. Needless to say that saw won, hands down. Great content delivered by a cracking personality 👍
Spot on mate! Thanks for those tips.....the circular saw can be a beast if handled carelessly
Thanks for watching and l appreciate the feedback! Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
The 45 degree notch in the stop block: shear genius. Cheers.
Thanks Gordon 👍👍
That was my favorite.
@@diyforknuckleheads how did you make it???🤔🤔🤔🤔
Got a mitre saw for my 50th, this video couldn’t have come at a better time. Thanks so much, so clear and well explained.
Thanks Simone...glad you found the video useful and congrats on turning 50! 🍾👍😁🇦🇺
Thanks mate, I learned a lot from this video. I'll definitely be making myself a zero clearance plate
No worries Max....yeah go for the zero clearance plate mate....makes world of difference! Have a good weekend 👍🇦🇺😁
I love your attitude. The accent makes it even more.
Awesome! Cheers for that mate...appreciate the feedback and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
You bloody beaut mate. Great tips. Thx!
(It’s a “sliver”: Snakes slither but miter saws sliver.)
Hahahahahaha...yeah,.....bit of a faux pas there....Got my "ithers" mixed up with my "ivers" 😂 Thanks for watching 👍🇦🇺😁
DIYForKnuckleheads 🤣🤣🤣
I started watching this guy because he talks like an old video game I used to play on the Playstation 2. Ty the Tasmaian Tiger. Now I can't get enough. 👍
Good tips, but I would point out that, when using a stop block, ALWAYS hold the workpiece on the same side as the stop block. If you don't you are creating a pinch point between the blade and the stop block.. Doing this eliminates the need for waiting after every cut because the waste side of the lumber is free to move away from the blade unhindered.
Good point Joseph but sometimes the piece is to close to the blade to safely do that 👍 Thanks for watching mate and for the constructive feedback. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Like he said, If you wait for the brake to kick in and the blade to stop before you lift the saw up its always pushing the piece against the fence. So as long as its not twisted its not going anywhere.
? New to chop saw use, but could you push the piece that is in your left hand against the side of the blade while the teeth are below it to act as an additional brake to stop the blade which would lessen the time before one could lift the stopped blade safely?
@@martvogt7019 Once you pinch the blade, regardless of where the teeth are, it can send pieces flying. The friction against the sides of the blade is what causes the pieces to be thrown, not the teeth.
I am a beginner woodworker at 71 years old. Your tips are a great aid. Thank you!
Thanks Bob! Glad you found the video useful mate and thanks for taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺
I love the Fame on the wall. 'Measure twice, cut once' Great video as always.
Cheers!
Hahahhahha....yeah that frame is a little constant reminder for me Brian 😂 Glad you like the video mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
I just bought a mitre saw and am so glad to have found your videos.
Excellent! Good luck with the new Mitre Saw 👍😁🇦🇺
Great video. FYI, these are called miter saws here in the states as well - the term "chop saw" typically refers to a metal cutting saw with an abrasive wheel. I've never heard anyone here use the two names interchangeably, although I'm sure it happens.
Thanks mate....appreciate the feedback 👍😁🇦🇺
I only knew it as a chopsaw until I went to purchase my own. While shopping for one, I asked about the pros and cons of the different brands of chop saws. Fortunately, the guy I was talking to was an old woodworker and knew I was talking about a miter saw. Most new, younger woodworkers, I think, only know it as a miter saw.
great tips, twenty years using my chop saws out on sites and wish i saw this video before i started.
Many thanks for the feedback Bernard👍👍 Glad you found it useful mate 👍😁🇦🇺
An old carpenter once told me the original term was "shop saw" as these were commonly found in wood working shops rather than out in the field like more portable circular saws. Along the way a lot of people, (including me), just started calling them "chop saws" for some reason.
I've always heard "chop". It makes sense. You're chopping off a section of product.
Just bought a mitre saw, why the hell I haven't till now is crazy. Great tips and a pleasure to view 👍
Well done Joe!...You'll love it mate 👍 Thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Ohhh, a removable zero clearance plate by setting on. Never heard this one b4
Yep 👍👍 Thanks for watching mate 👍😁👍🇦🇺
I'm a beginner on the miter saw & these tips were helpful. You're also entertaining enough to keep it from getting boring.
Cheers Steve! Appreciate the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Top job on this video Uncle Knackers! This is so informative. Love it!
Thanks Katie! Glad you found it useful....appreciate the feedback 👍 Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
The fact that you're a fellow aussie, use mm, and are appropriately self-depreciating, (any aussie is), makes this a joy for me to watch! Thanks from Melbourne!
Cheers Daniel.....many thanks from an ex Melbournian 👍😁🇦🇺
Absolutely genius mucka,,,great tips delivered with a great sense of humour,,, thoroughly enjoyed so well done indeed !!... :)
Thanks Andrew....really appreciate the comment mate 👍. Have yourself a great weekend👍🇦🇺😁
Thanks for this! Hubby gave me his old mitre saw so I can make plank signs. Wanted to figure out a jig and there it was on this video! Gonna have soooo much fun with my new toy!
Awesome!! Glad l could of assistance Mary and good luck with the saw and those plank signs 👍😁🇦🇺
Loving the channel, this video has helped me decide I need to buy a Mitre - great tip Knackerrrrrrrrrsssss!!
Good stuff Kev!...go out and get one mate..they're awesome 👍🇦🇺😁
that 45 degree trick is just priceless , thank you SIR!
Tip number 1-1/2: unless you have a good sawdust collecting system, a dust mask!
Love your videos! As a beginner woodworker and currently obsessed with my mitre saw, your tips are fantastic! Off to make myself a zero tolerance fence now to stop the dreaded tear out. Thank you!
No worries at all Jo!....Glad l could be of some assistance....thanks for watching and good luck with the Zero Clearance Plate 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you for these great tips. I recently got a saw and am a bit scared when using it, but these tips have been great. (New subscriber!)
Thanks Suzie!....glad to help👍 Thanks for watching and for the Sub!.....much appreciated 👍😁🇦🇺
Being scared of a powered saw means you're much more intelligent than some of the guys I've worked with.
OMG the zero clearance plate is genius! Thank you so much for all of these tips!
No worries at all Jennifer....glad you found the vid useful 👍😁🇦🇺
I'm from the US and I call it a mitre saw!
Yeah l've heard you guys use both terms so l thought l'd better Chop Saw in.....people can be pretty picky on UA-cam 😂
But you spell it mitre not miter? Are you really from the US! Or is your spell checker set to UK English 😁
Love your humor and tips. Thanks so much!
Cheers Joe! Appreciate the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
I’m totally new to woodworking but looking at that dowel jig I wondered if it would be worth making it kind of like the zero clearance plate. I thought I saw ripping on the dowel so could you have a longer jig to rest the dowel in, with a channel cut into it half way along, that goes below the join of the V, to lessen ripping and to hold the dowel piece you just cut?
Would that work or am I missing something?
Na that sounds like it would work John.....good tip 👍🇦🇺😁
Stumbled over this having just purchased a DeWalt miter saw. So much great information. I live in the USA, but went to high school in Australia. Your accent is a bonus for me. Reminds me of when I was a kid… 50 years ago! Thank you.
👍😁.....Thanks Nicholas! Great to see that you enjoyed your time over here in Oz 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads It was a great 4 years. I did the school certificate and the HSC in Sydney, then worked on cattle and sheep properties for 9 months before heading back to the US for uni. Still keep up with my mates in Sydney. Thanks, again!
@@nicholasrichardson2330 Awesome 👍
Been woodworking for a few years and that idea for a zero clearance is brilliant. Enjoyed the video and so good to see Aussie content.
Thanks Nigel.....appreciate the comment mate 👍😁
This video is by far the best tips video I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen quite a few. Thanks so much. I will keep it handy and implement your advice tout de suite.
Cheers Kevin! Glad you liked the vid mate and thanks for taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you! Just got my miter saw and I’m a sponge for safety and fun projects.
Awesome! Glad you found the vid useful and good luck with all your future projects! Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank u sir 🙏🏽ur knowledge is greatly appreciated...wished my dad was like u altho he's a joiner and carpenter he never teaches me anything or even try 😢 then he be angry at me for not knowing 😢😢😢all ik is from watching ur channel and some other guys i really have learnt alot from u☺️ may u continue to be blessed in every way possible 🙏🏽❤️
I've lost count of the number of people I have threatened with instant dismissal from work (building roof trusses) because they are crossing their arms up as demonstrated in tip No. 2. They won't lose a thumb or a tip of a finger, they'll lose half their bloody arm! They insist on using their dominant hand to control the saw and pull the trigger. An explanation of what will happen to their arm along with the threat of dismissal is the only thing that stops them.
Kuffy, when l was a young bloke in the 80's we did a shit load of house frames around Sunbury and Taylors Lakes. Back in the day all the frames were stick frames so we had a guy come in to cut the studs. He was a professional who cut studs 8 hours a day, every day and that's how he used to cut!!!! It was mental.! Have a good one Mae 👍🇦🇺😁
Most likely they are left-handed. I find myself doing it sometimes. The left-hander's struggle is real ya'll!
@@Jaji813 Being a left-hander Janette l know what you're talking about 👍
Husband bought me a collapsible stand for my Dewalt mitre saw. Makes moving it so easy!
Yep...they're really good Jennifer 👍😁🇦🇺
These are such good tips for a newbie like me. Thank you for all the safety tips. This machine always felt intimidating
Glad it was helpful Andrew! Watch those fingers mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
This was great. My miter saw is a favorite tool of mine. You just uncomplicated several things. Thank you!
My pleasure Keasha 👍 Glad you found the video useful and thanks for taking the time to watch 👍😁🇦🇺
Love your small piece holder and stop block ideas. Due to my lack of space, I would combine the small piece holder with the dowel holder. Great zero clearance idea as well. Thankyou, Jim H.
Cheers Jim and great idea 👍 Have a good one mate 😁🇦🇺👍
I’m so excited to find your videos. I’m a widow of going on four years now and am having to do a lot of work on my home I downsized into! Plus I LOVE your sense of humor 😄👏
Thank you very much Jane! Welcome aboard and l hope you can stick around for more vids to come....cheers 👍🇦🇺😁
There is so much common sense problem solving in home improvement. Im constantly say,"duh?" to myself.
Sound advice and excellent safety. Saws don't take hostages.
👍😁....Very true Peter....thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Yup have one of those miters..
Self learned…
Whao what great info you give…
FANTASTIC
Glad you found it useful Richard and thanks for the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
That 45 degree cut in the stop block is a great idea. Thanks for all the ideas!
No worries AJ! Thanks for watching and Merry Christmas 👍😁🇦🇺🎄🎄🎄
Thank you, I just bought my first Miter saw and this has saved me a lot of question asking and Google searching, especially loved the 45° cut off advice for the bottom of the stop block. Hoping to build a large shed/workshop for the back garden, so the tip on extending the fence for longer cuts was greatly appreciated too.
My pleasure mate! Glad you found the video useful 👍😁🇦🇺
Holy cow! I have been trying to figure out how to do a stop block on my pawn shop find chop saw and you solved that for me. thank you sir.
No worries at all David 👍 Glad l could help mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Hello 👋
Just had a "ahaaaa" moment watching this. Been struggling to get clean cuts, and not too keen with doing the small cuts. Thanks Knackers. Love ur work.
No worries at all Chris! Thanks for taking the time to watch mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Have to say, I've watched a ton of these "tips" videos from all over UA-cam, and this is the first one where I've actually said "wow", "huuh", "cool", "really?!", etc after watching not just one, but multiple one of the tips shown. Great job, and thank you! Looking forward to watching more from this Channel...but first I have a couple of jigs to build!
Thanks Byron! Appreciate the feedback mate....glad you found the vid useful 👍😁🇦🇺
The little cut out on the bottom corner of the stop block is genius!
Yeah it works really well Jon 👍
Outstanding video, I really enjoyed your humor and safety protocol .. Thanks again, Wade Out.
No worries at all mate! Glad you found it useful and thanks for taking the time to watch. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Brilliantly clear explanations ... both verbally and visually.
👍😁...Cheers Ben....really appreciate the comment mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
This one earned you a follow. Bought my first miter saw today and all of these tips will come in handy. Thank you!
Thanks J.K. and good luck with the Miter Saw 👍😁🇦🇺
Very useful tips, thank you. I'll definitely make the 0 clearance throat amd the jig to hols smaller pieces of wood down. ❤
Thanks Joy! Glad you found it useful. Make sure you check out my latest Mitre Saw vid which has some more very handy tips. Here's the link 👍😁 ua-cam.com/video/O330td0ZY6s/v-deo.html
Just picked one up lastnight and this literally answered every question I had on it 🍻 cheers
Awesome Good luck with it Ben 👍🇦🇺😁
Mate, your videos are brilliant - you've really inspired me to get back into working on woodwork projects. Keep up the awesome work!
👍😁...Thank you so much for that SW! Glad you find the vids useful mate and l appreciate you taking the time to watch. Cheers 👍😁🇦🇺
Awesome info. Just got a new miter saw and this helped me learn a lot. THANKS!!!
You're welcome Laura! Good luck with the saw :-)
You would be the biggest knucklehead ever! You covered everything I needed to know, except, the correct and safest way to cut on the compound saw! Thanks,great video, John from Oz
Thanks for watching John 👍😁🇦🇺
Great tips!! Thanks for being clear with your explanations.
No worries Amadri! Thanks for watching mate 👍🇦🇺😁
LOL, I stopped what I was doing to make that "push a tiny piece of wood" jig you made. Thank you so much!
👍😁...Well done Emm....glad you liked it and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you! Just got a mitre saw today and your tips are very helpful. 😊
My pleasure Debbie! Good luck with the saw....you'll love it 👍🇦🇺😁
@@diyforknuckleheads I’m so excited! I’m building a shed mainly from windows, then a dog house for the dog that is not ours but adopted us, then a bed platform….all practice for building my future tiny home ☺️ I’m addicted to building. Thanks again! I know all of your videos will help this knucklehead!
Great tips cheers for that uncle knackers. 👍👍👍
No worries Terry! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
loved the 45 degree cut on the bottom of the stop block suggestion. Still learning things at my age...!
Good stuff Richard and thanks for watching 🇦🇺👍👍
Thank you. Your tips for this rookie earned you a new subscriber.
👍 Awesome! Thanks for the sub!......much appreciated. Hope you can stick around for more 😊
Back for a second viewing. The jigs are a great help!
Thanks mate! Glad you found them useful 👍👍
Love the zero clearance idea! Great stuff
👍😁....Cheers Dallas! Thanks for watching mate 👍😁🇦🇺
Dude, at 1st I was going to make a snarky remark but these are awesome! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! for emphasizing protection gear! Never thought about nail polish but I keep lipstick in my tool box all the time. Love love love the fence extension, zero clearance "insert", & the dowelling holder. Great ideas, even for a dude "down under". BA HA HA HA HA! Great job
Hahahahahaha.....thanks Guy. 👍😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺
I have a mitre saw and thought I knew a lot, you’ve just increased my knowledge. Cheers mate
My pleasure Mark....glad it was helpful mate and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Always enjoyable to watch your videos. Well done
Brilliant! Thank you for the extension fence. I’ve been trying to figure out the best way to do that. Easy peasy!
G'day Becky....glad you found the video useful and thanks for taking the time to watch! 👍😁🇦🇺
I thought I'd check this one out and found 6 and 7,,, brilliant ! As for dowels, I use a Japanese hand saw. Neat and tidy. 😀
👍😁....Thanks Michael and yeah.....the Japanese Hand Saw works really well 👍😁🇦🇺
Very useful tips, especially the zero tolerance fence. Thanks very much.
Glad it was helpful Anthony! Appreciate the feedback mate 👍😁🇦🇺
@@diyforknuckleheads Any ideas how to make a jig so I can cut a length of Ash that’s 30mm wide x 65mm x 300mm. I need to halve it lengthways down the 30mm part. So it’s only 15mm less the width of the blade.
I haven’t got a table saw!
great, just found this channel and now my work productivity is out the window and I'll be trying to think of all sorts of projects to make all day long!
Great content!
Thanks Trevor! Great to have you on board mate and l hope you can stick around for many more to come 👍😁🇦🇺
I just bought my first mitre saw. Thanks for these brilliant tips! I’ll start with the zero clearance or whatever u called it for cleaner cuts. Thank you!
No worries Gotaigo! Good luck with your new saw and thanks for watching 👍😁🇦🇺
Thank you so much for this video, it gave me the confidence to not only go out and buy a mitre saw, which I’d been wanting for over 2 years, but to actually turn it on and use it. I’m still a little scared of it, which is probably a good thing, but it is an awesome piece of equipment to use..
👍👍....Well done Kath! Glad l could help with your decision and good luck with the saw 👍😁🇦🇺
I just bought my mitre saw yesterday. Getting ready to build a workbench from one of your videos. These tips are fantastic! The extension fence for consistently sized, larger pieces is amazing!! As are all of your other tips to be honest! Thanks!
One thing that I'm a bit confused about is that some tools like circular saws state that they should be spun up before cutting, then taken out of the material, before being turned off, whereas it seems different for mitre saws?
Thanks mate....glad you found the video useful. The motor should be fully spinning before you enter the wood and l like to wait till the blade stops spinning before I remove it from the cut....mainly for safety reasons 👍😁🇦🇺
I’m so glad I have found you.
Welcome aboard Elizabeth 👍😁 Great to have you here 👍😁🇦🇺
I’m just getting into woodworking and have been in two minds about buying a miter saw, however after watching this straightforward and entertaining video I’m now heading off to my nearest DIY supply store (AKA Amazon!) to order one. Thanks very much and I’ve subscribed so I look forward to seeing more of your videos.
👍....Awesome! Thanks for watching and for the Sub Paul! Hope you can stick around for more to come and good luck with the saw 👍👍😁🇦🇺
That's great, thank you for your top tips. There is no substitute for experience, I've learned a lot from you. Would live to see your projects to make for beginners
👍😁....Thanks John 👍🇦🇺