How to Use a WEN Miter Saw Protractor

The WEN ME175P Miter Saw Protractor allows users to measure miter cuts (also known as double cuts) and single cuts. It’s an incredibly useful tool, especially if you’re cutting crown molding, baseboards, or doing other finishing work. In this video, we’ll get to know the tool and go over how to use it for both interior and exterior corners.
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[@Tablesaw818]

One of my most used tools. Love this thing.

[@mictreful]

ordered and got one last night

[@gasparmendoza7919]

Muy útil saludos

[@kickers12c]

I don't understand how to read the protractor. Why does it say 45 when it's clearly a 90 degree angle?? makes no sense.

[@jennytalbert5547]

That 45° would be the daul cut, meaning 45° + 45° = 90°. So if you were installing trim in a 90° corner, you would cut the ends of where both pieces meet to 45°. I hope that helps some.

[@Tablesaw818]

Did you not watch the video? 45 is what you’d set your saw to. Two 45’s make 90.

[@fernandobenet]

Thanks, part of my doubt is clarified, but what happens if it reads 60? My saw only cuts up to 47 degrees and I need 2 feet of 60 for the 120 angle, I'm starting to think that in that case you have to divide 60 by 2 and cut at 30 but if I do it like this it will only be between the 2 feet and 60 degrees​@@jennytalbert5547

[@fernandobenet]

And if instead of 45 in 50 or 60 how do I do it, since my miter is up to 47​@@jennytalbert5547

[@fernandobenet]

​@@Tablesaw818And if instead of 45 in 50 or 60 how do I do it, since my miter is up to 47

[@rayrainer985]

You talk too fast.

[@MeBob23]

The unnecessary background music doesn’t help either. I do appreciate the tutorial though. I thought I had it figured out, and I did, but it was nice to have it confirmed.