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Thread: Accurate 90° cut on plywood - how?

  1. 01-24-2018, 4:21 PM #31
    George Bokros
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ted Derryberry View Post
    They can be parallel, but not straight, in which case there's nothing to reference the 90 degree cut off of.
    If the long edges are parallel and you are squaring the end to an edge do you not end up with a square cut panel?
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  2. 01-24-2018, 5:38 PM #32
    Dave Zellers
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    Quote Originally Posted by Patrick Whitehorn View Post
    Maybe I am confused, but did that video demonstrate a 4-cut version of the 5-cut method? (I am not saying that the jig is bad, just that I don't understand why we should trust the measurements taken/shown.)

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    The first cut on the 5 cut method is only there to be sure you are working from a straight edge. If you know the starting edge is straight, you only need 4 cuts.
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