Shopsmith to miter board that is 11 inch by 24 inch

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edflorence
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bear1050 wrote: How do you use the Shopsmith table saw to cut 45 degree miter in boards that are 3/4 inch by 11 inch by 24 inch?
I did a little searching and found the "anti-Gravity Miter Jig" demonstration in Sawdust Session #19. If you have not checked these Sawdust Sessions out, they are worth a look. You can get to them from the Shopsmith website.

Session 19 contains a segment on "Cutting Miter Bevels" in which Nick shows you exactly how to do what you need to do and points out the potential problem with the cut-off on the uphill side of the table.
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Here's a link to the sawdust sessions.
http://www.shopsmithacademy.com/Sawdust_Sessions.htm

Also the PDF ya can get from the blackboard.
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Post by Fred Grover »

There are some great resources shared here. Thank you all for these. Those Sawdust Session Videos are great for us new Shopsmith Users. I wish they were still making some new ones. I wish they still had the traveling shows academy. That to me is still a great marketing value. Thanks everyone once again.
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