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Part of the video series: How to Use a Portable Table Saw

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Summary: Learn how to do angle cuts with a portable table saw from a professional contractor in this free video clip on home repair tools and accessories.

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George Engle George Engle, III is President/Owner of Mr. Fix-It Handyman, Inc. located in Miami, Florida, specializing in commercial and residential maintenance, improveme... read more

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How to do Angle Cuts on a Table Saw

On behalf of Expert Village, my name is George Engle with Mr. Fix-It Handyman in Miami, Florida and today I am going to show you how to set up and use and perform different cuts with a portable table saw. This is what is going to keep your board or material straight as you pass it through the saw or straight or whatever angle it is that you choose to cut. If you are cutting at 0 flat 90 degrees, you want to leave it at 0. You can put it to any degree in between. That is why I said that this saw is not just a table saw but it is also somewhat of an angle cutting saw where you can make different cuts with angles and stuff using this tool. You want to use this tool when you are not using your fence because this is what is going to keep your materials straight. It is going to give you the best cut and of course, you want to make sure that your cuts are clean so that they line up right where you are going to be installing. If not, then definitely use the fence attachment.

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