do the heels of the sockets have a 15 degree kant...
That is what I would,and have done in the same situation/ or miter it an a compound miter joint.Thanks, Theo. This video shows the correct way it needs to be done. I just don't think I want to try and make a jig like that for this one project. I may just butt joint the ends and put a couple of small dowels for strength. What do you think about that?
use a wedge to angle the board in the jig..No Stick, they don't. Looking at the video again I think he was having the same problem and he just let it go. I don't see any way of doing at an angle in the sockets.
I like it. K.I.S.S. triumphs again.Thanks, Theo. This video shows the correct way it needs to be done. I just don't think I want to try and make a jig like that for this one project. I may just butt joint the ends and put a couple of small dowels for strength. What do you think about that?
that gets it...I made a simple angled backer for my shop-built box joint jig that worked well for making joints on an angle. The angle has to match what it needed for the angle of the sides, and you can see how well the joint look when assembled.