How to cut angles that are greater than 90 degrees!

Here’s a short video on how to cut angles that are greater than 90 degrees. I also break down the math to simplify things.

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[Life-ffoh]

Thank you so much for this. We were adding crown molding to a 165 degree outside corner. I followed your formula and it was a perfect fit.

[christianrivas]

Thank you so much for the explanation about the math! You save me today 🙏🏻

[andywalton]

Thank you so much for that explanation!!

[niallmacdonald]

Thanks for this from a non carpenter doing some skirting boards.

[ewwminm]

bruh thanks for showing how to use that tool lol; i was overthinking it so hard.

[Jdww]

I'm trying to do or match the original baseboards on my 1920s house. The baseboards are 10 in tall. There's not a miter saw that I can find that will accept a vertical height of 10 inches or more. How do you make a miter cut on a board with that height?

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[orchestralmadhouse]

Dude there's an easier way. 145 divided by 2 which is 72.5 then subtract 72.5 from 90.