Probably the best Ryan's Shed Plans on building a shed is hardly found ever . ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG And Ryan's takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
I've used other (10" saws) previously and was pretty surprised with the speed and cutting ability of this Dewalt saw.I have bolted mine to a table to minimize movement which I highly recommend.This is a Great saw ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe with a light to see your cutting line (not a laser line).I'd recommend this saw fro anyone looking to upgrade from a 10" miter saw.
With Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Thank you sooo much. I had to watch it about 5 times to get a handle on it, but once it sunk in, man does that make cutting so much easier. I can't thank you enough and people like you for taking the time to make these kind on videos to help people you don't even know.
I appreciate videos like this, no BS and strait to the point...there are many DIY videos that waste a lot of my time with their theatrics and it's pretty annoying
I've been on the Internet for years trying to learn some accuracy skills. This is the best I've ever seen. Now I know why some of my cuts just seem to be a bit off. Thank you so much for explaining it. The acute angle has always been a debacle for me. I now get it.
I am very glad to have find your channel. Using my miter saw has always been my hell. I used the scale on the miter saw and of course all of my angles were wrong. Thank you for this video. I have viewed nearly all of your videos and now I am using my miter saw like someone who knows what he is doing. Again, thank you very much.
Ok, as a finish carpenter for 20 plus years I know the trick with the jig to cut acute angle’s. I also know that 0 is a 90 degree cut but to count the degree’s backwards from 90 never occurred to me. Awesome idea!!! I’m not easily impressed anymore with finish carpentry but this really helped me gain a new and different perspective. Thanks so much for revealing your knowledge. Much appreciated, my friend!!!
I’m not much of a subscriber and when I do it’s after I’ve watched several videos of someone. I subscribed here before the video was even done. Had to hit that subscribe button like I was on Family Feud. Just Brilliant!
The frustration I had today trying to cut two 20 degree angles on my mitre saw was a true nightmare but this video of discovered sooner would have made the job a breeze. Thank you for This extremely clear and educational video. Subscribe? Hell yeah!
A man that learns something new each day and lives to be a elder man will have obtained a lot of knowledge in his life . You my friend have fulfilled today learning quota ,,, I thank you for sharing''
Attempting my first board and batten wall and wrapping it around a bay window with 135 degree angles. I felt totally intimidated by this project until I watched your video! Thank you for your easy to follow tutorial!!
Don't be shamed. Plenty of site carpenters can't work it out. There are other methods and handy tools but that's not the same as understanding. We both learned something here. (Boatbuilder, 30 years:)
I waste so much wood trying to get the angle right, on projects I am attempting to do, I get it right sometimes but thats more just luck than skill. I measure and measure and measure and cut 20 times still get it wrong. This made so much sense to me. Now it's just practising it so I don't have to keep thinking it through. Why they don't put this stuff on the actual mitre saw is beyond me. I will just have to keep watching this a few times to get it into my head. Bless you....thank you.
Can I just suggest a few things. # Pencil doesn't show up well on camera. # Give people time to digest what you have done. Don't just skip ahead. # We need the camera aimed more at your hands and what they are doing than you actually talking to the camera. (Sorry..lol ) We can still hear you tho. # Why don't you angle the mitre saw to 45 degrees you just move the blade to 45, what's the difference. # Alot of my cuts right now in this project (Tall planter pot, with trims around top and bottom) are small, around 5 inches, so your jig of 4 " won't work well for me on those cuts. # I see you don't clamp wood to your mitre saw so how do you hold small bits of wood on the mitre without taking your fingers off with it. thanks
This video was a real eye opener I been working in the cabinet field for 15 years and was never taught this your a great teacher Thanks a lot great vid.
Really? This is one of the first things i was thaught when i workes as a carpenter. Only did it for 6 months and i still remember all this tips. I guess i had a good teacher.
Brilliant! I must have watched two dozen videos and wasted hours of my time trying to find out how to cut baseboard for an inside bullnose 135 degree angle. Nobody came close to this delightfully simple presentation of an otherwise mind-bending challenge. Thank you.
You can make It easier: in Your example a 120 degree angle. 180-120= 60 divide that by 2 is 30. This 30 is than the mark on the machine. So you don't have to make new numbers by the marks. So always start with 180 minus the wanted angle and then divide by 2. And use the normal markings on your saw
Sometimes it ain't always that easy, like if you have some crown, or base, or any kind of trim that can only be cut to fit one way and not reversible, it's much easier to turn the saw than it is to flip a piece of crown moulding upside down and balance the 12' stick with your right hand while you try to cross over and cut with your left.
Parry Tillman well no, it doesn't work for all situations and angles, but in this situation he could have. Also some saw horses or something can solve that "balance" issue for you.
m1k3c0urtn3y43v3r this is true. On a framing site then yeah, set up a saw bench and go to town, but it's good to know both sides of the saw just in case
That was an excellent video. Could u give the viewers any tips how to cut angled cut with a miter. Example, stair molding going downstairs then has to make a turn.
It took me a while to get it, but I finally did. I wasted some good wood doing it the wrong way. Feel like there is a weight lifted off my shoulders now, ha! Thanks!
I dont get why people thumbs down a video like this. Im literally trying to make some cuts like this and because im very new to using a miter saw, im having difficulty and i couldnt understand why!!! Never occurred to me that the scale is 90°! Why dont the manufacturers make the scale in the way you have shown?? Or at least put both scales on there at the same time. Thanks for the tip!!
This makes a world of sense and is appreciated very much. I've been trapped into a huge (for me, with little experience with tools) project that requires replicating odd angles on the house's original deck. (If they'd built a rectangular deck, I'd be cruising down Easy Street.) For a host of reasons, not buying a miter saw such as the excellent model shown here. That's a shame, because this is much easier for a beginner to conceptualize on this professional setup. Instead, I have a first-rate circular saw. It's harder to conceptualize making these odd angles work on my DeWalt DWE575SB, and the Diablo TrexBlade works flawlessly. However, a stack of miscut ends is accumulating and I turn long planks to and fro. These planks have been ripped to 3.5" to serve as fascia, making this more complicated. Perhaps I can watch this again ... and again ... and glue to concepts for correctly measuring angles into a fevered brain. Many thanks for your video! Kudos!
Sawdust,your a diver lining during this Pandemic thing. I can now do some projects I’ve been putting off. Thanks so much for the tip and explaining how to do it.
Probably the best Ryan's Shed Plans on building a shed is hardly found ever . ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxcLVQopTIucrxiVRQA0khLGQEnDVKCSMG And Ryan's takes the mystery out of different types of foundation options, etc. He even shows how to build shed with different designs. Very comprehensive, covering different roofing materials, siding, etc.
I've used other (10" saws) previously and was pretty surprised with the speed and cutting ability of this Dewalt saw.I have bolted mine to a table to minimize movement which I highly recommend.This is a Great saw ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe with a light to see your cutting line (not a laser line).I'd recommend this saw fro anyone looking to upgrade from a 10" miter saw.
I don't see why this video has dislikes, ppl just don't appreciate great knowledge. Great video... well explained.
With Ryan's ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
YOU ARE THE BEST! Tried to figure out a 135° miter cut. Got very frustrated & gave up. Now i can cut it. THANK YOU!!!
I wish more youtubers were this cut and dry. Very simple and explained great for us guys that need it explained this simple! Great job!
Thank you sooo much. I had to watch it about 5 times to get a handle on it, but once it sunk in, man does that make cutting so much easier. I can't thank you enough and people like you for taking the time to make these kind on videos to help people you don't even know.
Glad it helped, thanks for watching
I appreciate videos like this, no BS and strait to the point...there are many DIY videos that waste a lot of my time with their theatrics and it's pretty annoying
I've been on the Internet for years trying to learn some accuracy skills. This is the best I've ever seen. Now I know why some of my cuts just seem to be a bit off. Thank you so much for explaining it. The acute angle has always been a debacle for me. I now get it.
I am very glad to have find your channel. Using my miter saw has always been my hell. I used the scale on the miter saw and of course all of my angles were wrong. Thank you for this video.
I have viewed nearly all of your videos and now I am using my miter saw like someone who knows what he is doing. Again, thank you very much.
There is something very endearing about folk who want to share their knowledge, a great tip 🤙
thomas greenan thanks!
thomas greenan it is they have a compassion for their trade. It's been years since I did an upload.
I'm a beginner mason an this helps me tremendously with problems I've had layin out block an brick work thank you
Ok, as a finish carpenter for 20 plus years I know the trick with the jig to cut acute angle’s. I also know that 0 is a 90 degree cut but to count the degree’s backwards from 90 never occurred to me. Awesome idea!!! I’m not easily impressed anymore with finish carpentry but this really helped me gain a new and different perspective. Thanks so much for revealing your knowledge. Much appreciated, my friend!!!
Your welcome!
19 yrs here as well and counting backwards just wow
Fantastic video
Yeah this was a great video
Mark Spears ....I have to endorse everthing you've posted....well done sawdust and wood.
I’m not much of a subscriber and when I do it’s after I’ve watched several videos of someone. I subscribed here before the video was even done. Had to hit that subscribe button like I was on Family Feud. Just Brilliant!
Thanks! Glad to have you
The frustration I had today trying to cut two 20 degree angles on my mitre saw was a true nightmare but this video of discovered sooner would have made the job a breeze. Thank you for This extremely clear and educational video. Subscribe? Hell yeah!
I think I speak for all diy enthusiast, truly appreciate the knowledge.
You're welcome my friend
A man that learns something new each day and lives to be a elder man will have obtained a lot of knowledge in his life . You my friend have fulfilled today learning quota ,,, I thank you for sharing''
Thank you for watching!
Attempting my first board and batten wall and wrapping it around a bay window with 135 degree angles. I felt totally intimidated by this project until I watched your video! Thank you for your easy to follow tutorial!!
LEGEND! This is one of those times when you suddenly realised that everything that you thought you couldn't understand gets explain to you
same over here..I was doing this all wrong and just couldn't understand what ..so I found this video and finally I've seen the light..
Excellent videos. So simply when explained well, but never would have thought to do this. Thank you.
I concur. I knew I was missing something somewhere!
Great tip! I was looking explenation and all of the sudden it became clear as sky!
I subscribed your channel without hesitation. Take care
As a true novice, this is extremely helpful when most men try to make me feel stupid. Thanks :)
You're welcome, you can teach them something now!!! Thanks for watching
Don't be shamed. Plenty of site carpenters can't work it out. There are other methods and handy tools but that's not the same as understanding. We both learned something here. (Boatbuilder, 30 years:)
Thank you so much for such a great explanation! I'm 66 years old and never new how simple this is!
You are very welcome!
I just learned something and understood it! That in its self is a miracle! Thank you !
Your welcome!
I couldnt have said it better.
LOL
Few years late but you're helping a lot dawg!
I do have to admit man, this is genius.
m1k3c0urtn3y43v3r thanks my friend!
I used to F around guessing angles and wasting wood. I won't make that mistake ever again thanks to this video :) So simple, Thanks Very much!
best instructions I have ever saw no pun intended
Hector Calderon lol...thanks
I waste so much wood trying to get the angle right, on projects I am attempting to do, I get it right sometimes but thats more just luck than skill.
I measure and measure and measure and cut 20 times still get it wrong.
This made so much sense to me.
Now it's just practising it so I don't have to keep thinking it through.
Why they don't put this stuff on the actual mitre saw is beyond me.
I will just have to keep watching this a few times to get it into my head.
Bless you....thank you.
Can I just suggest a few things.
# Pencil doesn't show up well on camera.
# Give people time to digest what you have done. Don't just skip ahead.
# We need the camera aimed more at your hands and what they are doing than you actually talking to the camera. (Sorry..lol ) We can still hear you tho.
# Why don't you angle the mitre saw to 45 degrees you just move the blade to 45, what's the difference.
# Alot of my cuts right now in this project (Tall planter pot, with trims around top and bottom) are small, around 5 inches, so your jig of 4 " won't work well for me on those cuts.
# I see you don't clamp wood to your mitre saw so how do you hold small bits of wood on the mitre without taking your fingers off with it.
thanks
Cut both at the same time and flip one over. That’s perfect.
Omg. Five hours . I spent 5 hours on two of my last cuts. You just helped me figure them out! Get over here I owe you a beer 😊
@@n3wy3ar83 anytime brother
This video was a real eye opener I been working in the cabinet field for 15 years and was never taught this your a great teacher Thanks a lot great vid.
Thanks!
This is the best explanation I have ever heard
Thanks
"SAWSET PROTRACTOR" is the most accurate miter finder out there. No Math. No gimmick.
Do the comparison.
The JIG!!! This is just incredible! Great job my man.
Now THAT's going to make me feel like a pro at my miter saw. Great tip, thanks. I'll check the rest of your vids.
That’s awesome! Glad I could help... thanks for watching!
Thank you for this short and simple video - I learned exactly what I needed to learn!
21 years in carpentry and was never taught this!,
I used this technique today. Money!! My saw even has the table on there too!! Never knew why lol.
I was doing trim down a stair railing.
Really? This is one of the first things i was thaught when i workes as a carpenter. Only did it for 6 months and i still remember all this tips. I guess i had a good teacher.
Same
Wow thanks legend I have found just what I needed to know in one search. Now subscribed.Excellent explanation
Thanks a million!! You've just explained that better and clearer than anyone else I have watched. It makes sense now.
David Johns your welcome!
Very nice video.. I fail to understand why anyone would give it a thumbs down!
Man you’re a beast 😳 I couldn’t never figure that out myself self for the 25 degree angle thank You I have subscribed 👍
damn i never hit sub so fast. i could spend all day watching your videos thank you!
You're welcome!
This is very instructional, simple and pretty straight forward. I learned something today and I appreciate what you do! 👍
Thanks
Doing a home project and you video opened my eyes on how to make those tricky miter angle cuts.
Nice, well done, I can understand now!
Thanks Chris best explanation ever!
Thank you much...was having a hard time doing that and wasted lotsa time and lumber....
You are very welcome
You just changed my life sir! Bless you and your knowledgeable heart!!!
I learned something new today. Thank you for showing how this is done. Great stuff! ^5
Your welcome!
Wow, I'm amazed. I learn something new every day.
Thank you. For this educational video.
Great video
David Smurf thanks!
Very good video my friend. A lot of people probably didn't know that could be done on a miter saw. Thanks
Shit was so dope went rite over my head I'll need to study this...#impressive..
Brilliant! I must have watched two dozen videos and wasted hours of my time trying to find out how to cut baseboard for an inside bullnose 135 degree angle. Nobody came close to this delightfully simple presentation of an otherwise mind-bending challenge. Thank you.
You can make It easier: in Your example a 120 degree angle. 180-120= 60 divide that by 2 is 30. This 30 is than the mark on the machine. So you don't have to make new numbers by the marks.
So always start with 180 minus the wanted angle and then divide by 2. And use the normal markings on your saw
W-P Van den Hoek
I know a 45 degree is a 45 degree, but the 180 - 45 degree ÷ by 2 does not give me 45 degrees🤔
45 is an acute angle so just divide by 2. Anything over 90 is obtuse so you minus it from 180 then divide by 2 to get your miter. 🤷♂️
Benjamin Dover 👍
His way seems easier to me.
It would actually be 180-90 divided x2 to get 45
wow! thank you for this tip. I am relieved when I saw this video unlike other videos out there were confusing.
Makes you wonder why the manufactures mark the saws 'incorrectly' because zero really is a 90deg cut.
I just started angles with wood working, so I found your channel. I subscribed for sure!
Couldn't you have just cut both pieces at the same time then just turn one piece around to get the angle?
this only works for 2 x 45 degree cuts.
Simply Brilliant, nice job explaining, love the 50 degree info
Sometimes it ain't always that easy, like if you have some crown, or base, or any kind of trim that can only be cut to fit one way and not reversible, it's much easier to turn the saw than it is to flip a piece of crown moulding upside down and balance the 12' stick with your right hand while you try to cross over and cut with your left.
Parry Tillman well no, it doesn't work for all situations and angles, but in this situation he could have. Also some saw horses or something can solve that "balance" issue for you.
m1k3c0urtn3y43v3r this is true. On a framing site then yeah, set up a saw bench and go to town, but it's good to know both sides of the saw just in case
Thanks bro! Spent 2 hours trying to finese my way to cut 120 angle.
Thanks a lot. GREAT TIP....cheers...rr
Your welcome
Enjoyed it greatly. I just wish the video was longer. Thank you!!
That was an excellent video. Could u give the viewers any tips how to cut angled cut with a miter. Example, stair molding going downstairs then has to make a turn.
It took me a while to get it, but I finally did. I wasted some good wood doing it the wrong way. Feel like there is a weight lifted off my shoulders now, ha! Thanks!
dang, so it's actually the angle of the waste cut, makes perfect sense but can be confusing at first
Thanks for guys like u. Who take there time to teach.
Thanks my friend!
You’re genius! Thank you!!!
Thanks!
The light-bulb above my head just lit up ...Thank You
Thank you for your amazing video!!!👍🏼. Can you the same with crown moulding?
Thank to UA-cam and thanks to you! I already watched this in 2018 and it's only now I that I needed these tips you shared. Thank you again.
I guess that this video is for those who didn't understand plain geometry...
Man is beutiful to see people who know their stuff!!!! Awesome.
Fantastic I just subscribed I worked in construction all my life have a load working for me and its good to say I learn something new everyday
Excellent video. Explanations are easy to understand.
god bless you Chris, best regards from Lebanon-middle east
Awesome tip.....I just added to my collection for when I need to make cuts such as these.
I dont get why people thumbs down a video like this. Im literally trying to make some cuts like this and because im very new to using a miter saw, im having difficulty and i couldnt understand why!!! Never occurred to me that the scale is 90°! Why dont the manufacturers make the scale in the way you have shown?? Or at least put both scales on there at the same time. Thanks for the tip!!
No problem, thanks for watching
This was the best miter saw video I have ever seen!!!
Glad I found your site! Your descriptions were excellent!
Fantastic teacher and very well presented. Best wishes from Liverpool uk
This makes a world of sense and is appreciated very much.
I've been trapped into a huge (for me, with little experience with tools) project that requires replicating odd angles on the house's original deck. (If they'd built a rectangular deck, I'd be cruising down Easy Street.) For a host of reasons, not buying a miter saw such as the excellent model shown here. That's a shame, because this is much easier for a beginner to conceptualize on this professional setup.
Instead, I have a first-rate circular saw. It's harder to conceptualize making these odd angles work on my DeWalt DWE575SB, and the Diablo TrexBlade works flawlessly. However, a stack of miscut ends is accumulating and I turn long planks to and fro. These planks have been ripped to 3.5" to serve as fascia, making this more complicated.
Perhaps I can watch this again ... and again ... and glue to concepts for correctly measuring angles into a fevered brain. Many thanks for your video! Kudos!
That jig just changed my mitre game. Thankypu
Fast4SloW 717 yes sir
Anytime
Excellent info, I'm so glad I clicked on this one! I've subscribed!
Kudos! Thanks for this!!! This is the second video where "DING"-- and the Light came on!
mate that was an awesome tip. eureka! many thanks from New Zealand
WOW I feel like all those projects I put off because i couldn't figure out angles are now going to try them. thanks for sharing this
It's Really cool, it really work very fast. Thank you my friend for making amateur like me turn to Pros...
cheers buddy, I've used my miter saw for years and not used the jig method. I like it... rich, UK
Great teacher took something that could be confusing and made it easy.
Acute angles on a miter saw.... absolutely brilliant....you saved my bacon buddy!!!
Sawdust,your a diver lining during this Pandemic thing. I can now do some projects I’ve been putting off. Thanks so much for the tip and explaining how to do it.
BRAVO!!! seriously I was getting really frustrated trying to make a cut and this video just made my day. Thank you!
soihitit you’re welcome! Glad it helped
With that, I subscribed, liked, and everything else. Great free knowledge.
Mind blown 🤯. Awesome dude! dropping knowledge. 🧠🧠
Wow, that was really helpful. Im learning woodworking as a luthier. These are some great tips thanks.
You just saved me from a headache. My typed thank you cannot express my actual gratitude. 🙏
No problem
Brilliant!!! you just saved me some grey hairs. I will add numbers to the degree plate too!
Thanks for sharing!
I just find you yesterday ... Thank you I’m not a professional I just do work on my house... And I’m a subscriber now keep the videos coming
Thank you. You are the greatest teacher
One the best tips I have ever learned from UA-cam! Thanks! Be well. God Bless!
Mister M you are welcome! God Bless!