Angle Jig for Miter Saw

You can cut small, acute angles on your miter saw with this easy-to-build jig. This jig allows you to cut 0 to 45 degree angles safely and accurately. Watch for step-by-step instructions on how to build this jig easily in your own wood shop. This jig comes in handy for tapering legs, cutting small angles on table and chair legs, etc.

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Acute small angle jig for miter saw
Dennis Coffey
Coffey Craftsman Co.

[empacur]

Thanks for posting this. Followed your plan to cut some 15 degree tapers accurately. Worked out great!

[davidmoran]

I almost passed by this until I saw it was you, I have watched, as far as I know, all of your Husqvarna videos. I was expecting a different version of how to cut > 45° angles, but I liked this as well.

[zebdeming]

Just what I was looking for, thanks for taking the time to show it!

[stevewilliams]

8:07 Great Video Dennis. I think I prefer this jig over the 45deg system.

[bijan]

Hi this was an awesome well defined presentation with some nice technique. I loved it. Please do more. Thanks

[tomgrantham]

Good job. Very interesting and informative. Thank you. 👍👍👍

[Thaylianightshade]

So if a project calls for 72⁰, would you just move the degree between 25 and 30?