Angle Jig for Miter Saw

[@davidmoran4471]

I almost passed by this until I saw it was you, I have watched, as far as I know, all of your Husqvarna videos. I was expecting a different version of how to cut > 45° angles, but I liked this as well.

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you David! I appreciate your continued support....glad you liked the vid!!

[@emp1acur]

Thanks for posting this. Followed your plan to cut some 15 degree tapers accurately. Worked out great!

[@dwcoffey]

I'm glad this helped! I use my jig all the time. Thank you for watching!!

[@zebdeming]

Just what I was looking for, thanks for taking the time to show it!

[@dwcoffey]

That's great! Thanks for watching, Zeb!

[@stevewilliams3880]

8:07 Great Video Dennis. I think I prefer this jig over the 45deg system.

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Steve! I agree, I think it is simpler and gives good results.

[@bijan4727]

Hi this was an awesome well defined presentation with some nice technique. I loved it. Please do more. Thanks

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for the kind comment and thanks for watching!

[@thomassellers7613]

Excellently done! Thanks for sharing😊

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Thomas!

[@tomgrantham9992]

Good job. Very interesting and informative. Thank you. 👍👍👍

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching, Tom!

[@GaryT1952]

Good stuff Dennis ✔

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you Gary! I appreciate you watching!

[@marilynmoore6752]

We like your glue spreader

[@dwcoffey]

That's high-tech spreader! LOL! Thanks for watching, Marilyn!

[@rpero11444]

excellent

[@dwcoffey]

Thank you for watching!

[@Thaylianightshade]

So if a project calls for 72⁰, would you just move the degree between 25 and 30?

[@dwcoffey]

Thanks for watching, Natasha! If you need a 72 deg cut, with this jig, you'd set your saw to 18 degrees.