Checking for Square (after tuneup)

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dusty
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Checking for Square (after tuneup)

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Many have seen this before but I thought it might be interesting enough to repeat:

http://www.thewoodshop.20m.com/five_cut_method_swf.htm
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Thank you Dusty:) I have not seen this before it will be a great help to me.
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Amazing what college is doing for a 42 y.o. guy like me...I'm not horrified of using a bit of math now.:o
John, aka. Pinkie. 1-520, 1-510 & a Shorty, OPR. 520 upgrade, Band Saw, Jig Saw, scroll saw, Jointer, Jointech Saw Train.:) Delta Benchtop planer, Makita LS1016L 10" sliding compound miter saw, Trojan manf. (US Made)Miter saw work center, MiniMax MM16 bandsaw.
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Thank you Dusty, I have not seen that before.
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