[email protected] wrote:
> I just figured out when cutting the tails, by looking at the reflection
> of the board
> in the saw, if the board and refection are 'straight' then the saw is
> at right angles.
>
> Maybe I'm learing something.
Indeed you are. You can also use it to eyeball a miter and you can do
the same thing with chisels.
R
Very old trick you have just rediscovered.
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> I just figured out when cutting the tails, by looking at the reflection
> of the board
> in the saw, if the board and refection are 'straight' then the saw is
> at right angles.
>
> Maybe I'm learing something.
>
Does this mean I have to keep my saw clean and polished?
Jim
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>
> I just figured out when cutting the tails, by looking at the reflection
> of the board
> in the saw, if the board and refection are 'straight' then the saw is
> at right angles.
>
> Maybe I'm learing something.
>