I like the table saw over the miter saw for precision cuts. No flex in the head like a chop saw or slider. You should use a zero clearance insert, make sure your blade is square to the table, etc.
Frank howarth on YouTube has some videos on how he does the miters on his segmentation pieces, might be worth a look.
A shooting board and plane can help clean up joints some, but if they are too far out of whack your pieces willl get too short.
Frank howarth on YouTube has some videos on how he does the miters on his segmentation pieces, might be worth a look.
A shooting board and plane can help clean up joints some, but if they are too far out of whack your pieces willl get too short.
