How to cut any angle using Lexivon's miter saw protractor!!

This video I teach how to find angles for trim and set your miter saw correctly. I use Lexivon's miter saw protractor.

[@marcelinanoss8825]

why didnt you do an inside angle?

[@jimmymahone5420]

Just got a Lexivon. Built to last for generations, and this video confirms how easy it is to use. Bravo to Lexivon and to Sawdust and Wood!

[@meljenkins1016]

I bought the Saker Miter Saw Protractor which is made of aluminum and far better than this plastic Starrett Miter Saw Protractor.

[@Sepolden]

Ok…I FINALLY GET IT….your video is awesome but Mike Crook made it make sense…it the MITRE SAW setting….🙄🙃

[@artaguilar7338]

Is this handy for rounded corners? I need to redo the baseboards and all my walls have round corners. Thanks.

[@jooyoungchoi2952]

Thank you! I got mine in the mail, and it has been helping me a bunch with a wooden sculpture armature I am building :)

[@dafer8392]

How do you do internal angles?

[@telstar4772]

What did "single cut" mean on the protractor ? thanks

[@synapticburn]

I see you make 3 cuts and also you flip the wood over, that's the part that's not clear to a complete novice

[@matthewkuhns9297]

What if you can only measure on the inside of that imaginary wall how do you fold that protractor

[@mikecrook8434]

I like your videos on miter cuts but am curious why, for simplicity, you didn't just show us on your other videos how the miter saw settings (0-45-degrees) correlate with an angle protractor like you did in this video: 40.5 on the angle finder 40.5 on the miter saw. Simple. Clean. Perfect. On other videos, you explained how, for example, 40 on the miter saw actually cuts a 50-degree angle. Though it's true, it's confusing, because miter saws are generally numbered 0-45-degrees. On the protractor, all the miter-cut numbers (inner numbers) will total 90-degrees if you add two numbers that are directly opposite each other on the protractor scale. For what it's worth, I think this was your best video on miter cuts.

[@daveandtinabarrett9762]

Would it do internals . Thanks

[@scottdavis7743]

The video didn't include that info. Other better videos probably would.

[@et8032]

Dude you didn't show how to use the single cut option but you showed how to use the miter cut twice.

[@wrdmndan]

just got me one ....don't want to use for fear of scratching it

[@johnnysudz]

Chris, I’ve attempted to email you twice; both times the email came back as undeliverable.

[@jelenabadeaux4834]

sorry to hear that, not sure what is happening, I am receiving emails though. [e-mail]

[@whatthehellimbored]

I've been using these for a few months now and they're awesome.

[@awal0713]

How about some help or a video if the protractor measures a larger than 45 degree miter cut?

[@Mechanicalcircus]

You probably figured it out by now but if it's reading over 45 say like 47 degrees then you just cut both pieces to that degree no biggie. I know it sounds crazy but try it works

[@stoneschanify]

All that for a 10$ tool? Wth

[@rafalniewiarowski6158]

Great video Sir!!! It’s help me to understanding this tool. Thank you very much !!!

[@thomasnappo6309]

Like the Saker

[@MAGAMAN]

This is the exact same thing that WEN is selling with a few different graphics on the arms. It does seem to be pretty well built.

[@no_handle_required]

old carpenters are rolling in their graves at the level of laziness of the modern man, too many gadgets to do what brains used to.

[@nonamewhorehey7174]

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[@keithsexton1034]

Mr Chris, you like how you explain the angles and how to get them just right remember here that number one.👍🇺🇸

[@3mt696]

I love this tool. Got one with two levels on it and it is perfect for the perfect straight cut.

[@kevinburton5323]

What if you want to rip a board...same adjustments can be made on a table saw?

[@REGDORTNARG]

I need some help with inside and outside compound angles on exterior cedar T&G siding , its around a small bay window. If Iwas to send you some pics , would make a video ? I'm willing to pay. Thank you

[@sugargraham6868]

Please I need this so very bad cuz God knows I do🙏🙏🙏

[@tracer1127]

I have the same tool made by a different company. It’s a game changers, it really does what it says. If you do any cutting of angles get one you won’t regret it.

[@Remops]

You have good energy man. Dig the accent. Lol

[@moisesrobles7884]

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[@pctatc66]

That 2x4 is worth more than the tool!

[@SawdustandWood]

Facts!!!!

[@alwayssearching1882]

I just bought this very angle finder to make my trim jobs easier. Tired of the old way. Great instructions sir. Much appreciated. I just subscribed.

[@danburch9989]

It can also be used to calibrate the scale on the miter saw if you don't have a square handy. I have one. The build is sturdy thick aluminum, not made of thin aluminum or steel.

[@מעייןהמלבלבתחייםםםם]

Looking great!!! Thanks looking like very useful tool, thanks!!!

[@sawdust58]

You need help with charmer work.

[@dannypiercesr]

Thanks Chris , all your videos are very helpful . Please keep them coming Danny

[@DrRSPMD2010]

That was awesome! Thanks for the clear explanation and demo.......now I can do molding stuff like never before. Have a great day.

[@SkilsawDoctor]

Hey Chris, just emailed you. Greatly appreciate your videos and love the roof cutting videos as well.

[@K40water1]

I'd like to see these cuts on an actual wall

[@sdenman8111]

Used mine today excellent tool, highly recommend it.

[@bustedcherokee]

You should be a voice actor

[@tntslammers]

Great tool! Anything to make angles easier is much appreciated.

[@kaptinkinnakeet1124]

love it, works way better then my old angle finder and takes the angle finding out the equation

[@brandonmgrezaffi1269]

Good demonstration! Thanks. This is a must have tool if you own a miter saw!!

[@juangaspar497]

Hi my friend

[@SawdustandWood]

Hello 👋

[@billmccluskey6294]

This tool is a must have if you’re going to do any home Reno projects. Wonder if they have it in Canada. Going to have to do some research.

[@thetoolman3355]

Check out the Sawset Pro. Go to sawset.ca Canadian Inventor.

[@javenterprise1965]

I bought this tool. Haven't cut a good angle yet. Are you cutting both pieces of wood at the same angle? i.e. 40.5° left and right cuts? Or are you subtracting the difference from 90°? I've seen other videos suggesting to do the math. Thanks!

[@joeykennedy418]

From my understanding of the tool, it does the math for you. For example, if you set it on an outside corner, the tool will point to 45*. Two 45’s will give you the 90. So yes, both pieces of wood are to be cut at the same angle.

[@renenava5213]

It’s all in the maths but this tool does the work for you

[@patrickkeith6683]

Perfect !!! Thank u

[@gsc9jmolt]

You make great videos! Keep it up!

[@apatterson8128]

That is a handy instrument. Makes things a little easier. great video.

[@JQUICK21]

Grateful Boss!!

[@elainenilsson5472]

thank you, at 2:38, I don't see where the numbers read 38 degrees. I see 45.

[@mkuts1046]

Looking at the wrong arrow

[@elainenilsson5472]

@@mkuts1046 Oh, I see now the arrow with the bend in it is pointing to inside numbers between the 40 and 35, making it 38

[@RichuRichMusicandArtVlogingRic]

👌👌💖

[@charlesviner1565]

Greetings from Davenport Iowa

[@SawdustandWood]

Hello

[@1066Kitchen]

Email sent nice teeth 😁

[@SawdustandWood]

Thanks

[@candice1727]

New to woodworking....this would help me out a lot!! Awesome tool!

[@martincruz6297]

Nise

[@SawdustandWood]

Thanks