How to Cut Wood Pieces to Same Length

[@-vb-1592]

I feel like I've gained a whole skill set by watching that video. Thank you!

[@PapaJoeWalsh]

Excellent! Simple but very effective ways to cut same-length pieces. Thanks for posting!

[@Jetizin]

Thank you! I'm really new and have only completed a few projects, but I have been making improvements. Your tips are great info for this fledgling woodworker.

[@dougmoore224]

Hmmmm...outstanding video ! Thanks ! Saved me a lot of time as i have to make 160 cuts the same lenght

[@knp447]

Thank you! 😊 I appreciate the simplicity. I found a bunch of videos where people had miter saw set ups with a track. I don't have the room for that right now. I needed to know how to make this without all the extra stuff. I'm building storage shelving for a basement storage room and I'm going to need cut about 70 2x4s into pieces. Thank you for making this video.

[@patrickclark9642]

Thank you!

[@marc4242a]

Thanks a lot for doing this. I have a new mitre saw and you've increased my knowledge of how to use it well.

[@larrybonner6947]

Awesome! You are the best. I have watched several videos and your solutions were very practical. Also, they provide multiple options to attack the issue of multiple cuts. You are a genius! Thanks so much for sharing. Your tips will make my next project go considerably smoother.

[@nahteno]

Thanks this helped alot with cutting multi-able legs needing them all to correct length cheers

[@DanLimbach]

Great tips. If you want a more accurate stop block, you may want to measure and mark the distance, then use a speed square to draw a complete line down the height fence. Clamp the stop block after you know it is parallel to the line.

[@moonlightfordf1005]

Sometimes the easiest things elude us. Thanks for this video

[@user_i.d]

Im a diy guy and this is really helpful. Thanks

[@skinsin98]

Awesome tutorial. Thanks for taking the time to make this video

[@TheTrueKailash]

thanks this will help on my first project

[@bradthomas6272]

So simple, so helpful. Thank you, I was having a terrible time just getting a square together, this made the difference!

[@DEG1985]

This gentleman is a legend, one of the best in the world.

[@rosshenderson835]

Setting up the longer stop block is genius. Thank you!

[@elizabethann7928]

I finally got equal lengths on multiple pieces of wood. Thank you! If anyone is cutting short lengths and using a non-sliding miter saw the clamp method can be difficult to pull off. I learned the hard way. One of the clamps kept getting in the way of the saw handle. It's better to use one of the other methods he has listed.

[@david.thomas.108]

Multiple techniques clearly explained, thanks!

[@emanuele.munizrosado8889]

Wow many thanks for sharing your wisdom!

[@pinkdragonfly9753]

Thank you!!!! Helped me so much since I'm a beginner level!

[@terrylynn7396]

hi this is my first time watching your video and I absolutely love it you are very sweet and very smart thank you so much for sharing your knowledge keep them coming I would like to know how to clamp certain pieces of wood or certain positions sometimes I can't figure it out if you have time God bless

[@Garuvul]

This is awesome. Thank you very much for this video. I really appreciate how concise it was!

[@uesprit]

Thank you i have been looking all over for two days.

[@typerexc]

Thanks for this, just what I was looking for.

[@pds4927]

AWESOME! this is one of those KISS (Keep It Simple Stupid) moments...Thanks so much for sharing

[@brianhartman3186]

Boom, this is great! Thank you!

[@larrymoore6640]

Real good video. I like those tips and that you give different examples.

[@goldmind5846]

Good work

[@Oatskii]

Amazing, thank you.

[@jayc3110]

Your Video on "How to Cut Wood Pieces to Same Length" is a little Gem for beginner Miter saw users.. One of the best I've seen on You Tube... Crisp, clear and well made!.. Just one comment though: In your method / segment: "Cut all 4 pieces at once by clamping them together" and cutting them with One cut, you forgot to mention an important detail which confused me initially! It is only when i played the video again in slow motion, i realized what you had done to make the "clamping method" work properly...You had placed a block of wood (Fixed with screws?... Or just butted the block to the fence without screwing it to the fence?)... I saw that THIS little (but essential) detail, prevented the Clamps from interfering with the fence... Also i have one question: Will this also work as well with a FIXED (Non-Sliding) Miter saw? Again, . Thank you so much for the lesson.

[@luvmyotis]

Thank you! I finally got perfectly even cuts 😊

[@toddstapley7185]

Thanks! great video, just what I needed!

[@DavidKnadler]

Like the table saw trick!

[@TheVicFlo]

Thank you so much wish I saw this earlier but stop block is simple and genius

[@roneiarnold828]

Your videos are always useful Ron, and I've been learning a lot with them. Keep up the good work. Cheers mate!!!

[@circrna]

I love it!

[@dreddiknight]

Thank you

[@markortiz104]

Brilliant.

[@steventucker6057]

Questions: 1. For the first method with the pattern do you mark it straight to length or do you make it a mite size smaller like by 1/16th for carpenter pencils? 2. Basically the same for the table saw method. Is it to full length or do you have to measure slightly more for the saw blade thickness? Thank you for your time and expertise.

[@istrefbahtijar6400]

Awesome thanks!

[@guydick4693]

Thank you! This video is a lifesaver! Thank you!!!

[@NimDod]

Thank you for that!

[@jaymeadors5674]

Thank you that helps out so much

[@emrecenkers9721]

Super useful tips. Thank you very much.

[@ginagvlogs2386]

thanx for the 4 count them 4 tips..

[@markhall3323]

I like that final technique on the table saw I haven’t seen it before

[@JLWoodArtistries]

Great explanation Ron

[@nisancashi2241]

excellent tips

[@CarlosMorales-wk5bg]

Wow! Your a wise man 👨

[@herminigildojakosalem8664]

Thank you.

[@bulliethepirate]

Thanks a lot!

[@kellyanderson995]

Do you have any thoughts about how to do this 10,000 times a month without developing carpel tunnel?

[@jaymylotto8134]

Auxiliary fences move when they're held in place with a single clamp. You need at least two. Then they get in the way of your work. Same with a stop block. It moves. Or the top and bottom aren't on a 90 degree angle. You start shifting things and then you're screwed.

[@haroldrull4943]

That works for my project without re-cutting to same length.

[@lovol2]

Genius

[@branhamphotos5354]

Can you post the cut list please or send it to me?

[@mardakworkshop4450]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@DannyKeo]

🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@jesse977]

I wish this guy was my dad

[@slappymcslapster8845]

He's everyone's dad 😊

[@orionred2489]

11 Katz-Moses Universal No Deflection Stop Block Salesmen disliked this video.

[@elmoblatch9787]

I don't believe in deities, but god bless you, sir.

[@hoot2416]

I was building a bench and couldn't quite get the right length for the legs. I was doing it the wrong way. lol

[@positivevibe7880]

the third method still confusing af

[@yurakovalec7292]

There are many similar projects in Woodglut's plans.

[@hafzamacie8858]

You can go to the Stodoys plans website if you would like to do it yourself.

[@shantahsieh335]

This time I'll use woodprix instructions to make it easy with my own hands.