My Top 7 Miter Saw Tips for Beginners.

My Top 7 Mitre Saw Basics for Beginners. Having a Mitre Saw in your workshop is one of those ‘must-have’ tools. For me, l use the mitre saw on practically every woodworking project l undertake. Having said that, it can also be one of the most dangerous tools in the shop so it must be given the respect it deserves.
In this video, I've compiled what l think are my Top 7 Mitre Saw Tips that every beginner woodworker should know. Hope you find the video useful.
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[diyforknuckleheads]

G'day Folks. I love my Mitre Saw! It's over 12 years old....l use it on basically every project that l undertake... and is still cutting like a Demon! The mitre saw is one of those must-have tools that as well as being incredibly useful, it can be extremely dangerous so PLEASE take the time have a look at these tips. You'll be glad you did! Cheers 👍🇦🇺😁

[brendastorm]

My 93 year old dad is a master carpenter. He thinks you're absolutely hilarious. He wishes all new woodworkers would watch you. Save a lot of ER visits.

[DazDaz]

My bonus tip.

If you are trying to cut a piece which is slightly too wide for your mitre saw, you can effectively increase the cutting width of your saw by placing your piece on top of another to raise it towards the wider part of the blade. For example - my small mitre saw has a 125mm max cut but if I place my piece on top of some 15mm board I can cut 140mm wide pieces comfortably.

[andresarroyo]

You're like the teacher that a kid admired because you make learning fun! First time watcher, I'm hooked👏👏👏!

[timpenner]

You show that you are deeply conscious of simplicity and clarity, making your explanations idiot-proof but not idiot-oriented. Well done!

[wild_away]

G'day Uncle Knacker! I moved to Australia 2 years ago from South Korea and am making career as a carpenter, and I'm learning heaps from your videos! not only carpentry but an aussie accent and a bit of sense of humor of uncle as well😂 what a beautiful educational channel! Keep up good work and appreciate it!

[kellyjean]

I have been binge watching videos on mitre saw jigs. They all look so fancy and need many extra tools to create them. Your ideas are simple and exactly what I need. Thank you for the great tutorial

[TheDarkmanification]

Just brought a mitre saw and am keen to get woodworking, . This video was easy to follow, warm amd funny, and informative without being patronising. Following! Thanks buddy!

[dianahardy]

I love the way you've CLEARLY explained everything (and made it funny and memorable). I appreciate the professional quality of this video which I've used in the research for my new miter saw.😃

[stephenquirke]

You were the first diy guy I watched. Built a shed based on your advice and on your saw horses. Seven years ago. Where did that go. Great video uncle knackers.

[andrewpeterson]

Only just started looking at beginner mitre saw projects, this one came up in the top 3. Since its based on Tips, this is a very essential video for those who are either accident prone, have issues with directions (do not like reading manuals or books) and finally to learn some super simple tips to make your life a lot easier, cheers mate!

[familymanof]

I'm 65 years young and new to woodworking. I accidently came across this fellow the other week and I keep coming back to his site for woodworking information. He is very serious and injury conscious while at the same time being very comical and educational!

[MrManAmong]

Got my first miter saw this summer and I love it. These tips were invaluable. Thank you!!!

[jamesslack]

You are brilliant, thanx so much from your new mate across the pond... I just bought a miter saw that I will receive Saturday and you taught me to use it well right out of the box. I’m building a tiny house.

[vikasgrover]

I am getting started in the world of miter saw woodworking but so far you are my favorite presenter. Great videos!

[nicholascaldwell]

First decent explanation of what a zero-clearance plate actually does that I’ve seen online.

[douglafferty]

As a relative newbie to the usage and safety aspects of the mitre saw, I cant thankyou enough for sharing theses invaluable and intuitive tips. Thankyou again...brilliant vid!!

[jakedominguez-street]

I've been a wood butcher for 18 years or so. Still found this very entertaining. And learned a thing or two.
Thanks. You are appreciated.
Be blessed 🙏🏽and know love ❤

[lorinewton]

I’ve been using my mitre saw for 5 years without knowing any of this! Thank you!

[marydalrymple]

I'm a beginner, thanks for the helpful tips. you crack me up!