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3.
Using the trailing face of the 22.5° Miter Sled, set up to cut
the workpieces at one end. Adjust the table saw fence and
stop block so that the cut will intersect the back corner of the
workpiece without shortening the workpiece at all.
4.
Once the fence and stop block have been set, position a
workpiece so that it is tight to the trailing face of the 22.5°
Miter Sled and its back corner is tight to the stop block.
Clamp it in place, making sure that no part of the clamp
will come into contact with the blade during the cutting
operation. (There are slots in the base of the 22.5° Miter
Sled to allow space for the clamp head.)
Fig. 3.
5.
Carefully make the cut. Use the same procedure to cut
one end of all workpieces.
6.
To cut the other end of the workpieces, move to the
front face of the 22.5° Miter Sled. make sure to orient the
workpieces correctly, or you will end up cutting parallel
angles on the ends.
Fig. 4.
7.
One by one, position each workpiece so that it is tight to the
trailing face of the 22.5° Miter Sled and its back corner is tight
to the stop block. Clamp it in place, making sure that no part
of the clamp will come into contact with the blade during
the cutting operation.
8.
Carefully make the cut. Use the same procedure to cut one
end of all workpieces.
Fig. 4
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