How to Make Perfect Cuts with your Miter Saw

Creating high quality work with your Miter Saw takes proper technique and practice but it's well worth it. Tight fitting joints and quality work are something to admire and a great feeling of accomplishment. Here are some tips and Tricks to help improve your miter saw skills and start making professional cuts!! Tight is Right!!!

[hossammohamed]

You are the only person on youtube after several years who actually helped me found out my problem. I’m excellent with measuring and marking but after the cut, it’s never tight and I was losing my mind. Thank you

[jameseconleyjr]

I think you've solved my problems. No nonsense, excellent info. Was about to put my miter saw in semi-retirement. Many thanx.

[dottyjyoung]

Holy COW! Thank you for showing the *why* behind being so precise.

[muaj]

I like how he talks slowly in order for everybody to really understand what he’s saying and the videos really informative. Now I won’t look at doors the same

[justifiedsoul]

Life saver! Thank you SO much! I'd noticed on occasion that my saw seemed to be fractionally off and I couldn't figure it out. Slow motion helped no end, as I was just putting the blade straight in and didn't realise the blade wobbled. 'Slow and steady' wins the race! Now my cuts are as tight as I could want... THANK YOU!

[rg]

Great tips! Just bought a sliding miter saw and just found your channel....good timing. Learned a lot!

[dannymeil]

That was awesome I even saved it to watch it again and again practice makes perfect 👍

[Noname-vvtp]

Excellent work! I've done tens of thousands of cuts over decades, and I never knew 90 percent of the content in this video. This will be enormously helpful going forward. Thank you for taking the time to make these great videos.

[aaron]

Just bought a double bevel sliding compound miter saw. After watching this video, I think I will return it! Just kidding. Great video, who knew that such precise technique is required to cut with these saws? I didn't.

[MrGreenvision]

Practice! Practice! Practice! Learned a lot from this video. I can see why some woodworkers would charge more for better quality work.

[dosadoodle]

I've been getting weird results on my new saw as I've tried to calibrate the 45 miter detent. I'm definitely going to try these tips out. Thanks!

[harryshaw]

Are you kidding me? I've been doing it wrong! What a lesson to be learned. Everyone should see this video. I have a Rigid 12 inch compound no wonder my 45's are off. Thanks for the

[ARFilms]

jUST GETTING INTO THIS, i LIKE YOUR STYLE AND FIND YOUR TIPS PRICELESS, THANK YOU

[DavisStillson]

That is a lot of great tips.. I have already noticed that when I am cutting hardwood, I have had issues with not being squared, and now I realized I was rushing the cut and probably deflecting the blade a bit.. I slowed down the cutting and amazingly, my cuts were dead on 90 degrees.. I also uses some of your techniques to make sure my blade was plumb and square..

[websherpa]

Wow! This is a fantastic video. Thank you!

[dalatina]

This is so interesting. Thank you so much. I had a feeling that I wasn’t moving it as fluidly as I should’ve. I’ll definitely be paying more attention to that hopefully it helps

[rhuynh]

Really well done! Great tips and good 1-2 flow of statement-proof-solution!

[thegoodfight]

Thanks again for sharing your knowledge. I should have far less problems with my picture frames now.
Much appreciated

[henryworkswoodandmetal]

Very useful information and great video!!!

[johng.]

Just found your channel. Great job! Excellent very clear instructions.