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I have used the 45 degre locking miter for a couple of years now (just finished a job 2 days ago) and you can't beat it for strength and looks good as well.
A tip to make good clean cuts, both vertical and flat on the table:
Once you have the bit and fence set, take a 1/8" piece of plywood and double face tape it to the vertical of your fence, this keeps the pieces 1/8" away from their final cuts. Cut all your pieces and then remove the 1/8" plywood and recut all the pieces to their final cut.
I agree, good feather boards are a must...
A tip to make good clean cuts, both vertical and flat on the table:
Once you have the bit and fence set, take a 1/8" piece of plywood and double face tape it to the vertical of your fence, this keeps the pieces 1/8" away from their final cuts. Cut all your pieces and then remove the 1/8" plywood and recut all the pieces to their final cut.
I agree, good feather boards are a must...
