Miter Saw Stop Block #howto #shorts

Over the years I’ve found it to be super accurate to clamp down a scrap of wood and make a shallow kerf. Insert the end of the tape into the kerf and measure the distance of your cut, then clamp down the stop block. When doing repetitive cuts a stop block will cut down on time and ensure all cuts come out the same length. Use a scrap piece of wood and get your quick clamps below:

#howto, #dewalt, #clamps


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[inspiringbuilds]

Use a scrap piece of wood and get your quick clamps below:

#howto, #dewalt, #clamps


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[nickberlin]

Nice tip! Measuring from the kerf is a great idea!

[FixItFrench]

I’ve never seen that tip while using the a stop block. Great tip 👍🏼

[gavinmorrison]

Saving time on cuts; I like it! Nice Dan!

[DIYBuilt]

Great tip, I use them all the time too

[nataliemorrison]

Sweet! And they are all perfectly cut! #perfectcut

[theoriginalmonstermaker]

Definitely alot easier when using a mitre station rather than dragging around your saw to cut on the lawn, or deck, or anywhere else you're trying to slap tgthr a project.

Good tip though.

[justinkemsley]

You are gonna cut your fingers off keeping them that close to the blade.

[jameshanley]

Get your hand out the way for the safety of all the beginners watching.

[meilyn]

The video isn't fast enough. You should make it faster since your aim is for us not to see what the h e l l you are doing.