I have the same tool made by a different company. It’s a game changers, it really does what it says. If you do any cutting of angles get one you won’t regret it.
I like your videos on miter cuts but am curious why, for simplicity, you didn't just show us on your other videos how the miter saw settings (0-45-degrees) correlate with an angle protractor like you did in this video: 40.5 on the angle finder 40.5 on the miter saw. Simple. Clean. Perfect. On other videos, you explained how, for example, 40 on the miter saw actually cuts a 50-degree angle. Though it's true, it's confusing, because miter saws are generally numbered 0-45-degrees. On the protractor, all the miter-cut numbers (inner numbers) will total 90-degrees if you add two numbers that are directly opposite each other on the protractor scale. For what it's worth, I think this was your best video on miter cuts.
It can also be used to calibrate the scale on the miter saw if you don't have a square handy. I have one. The build is sturdy thick aluminum, not made of thin aluminum or steel.
I need some help with inside and outside compound angles on exterior cedar T&G siding , its around a small bay window. If Iwas to send you some pics , would make a video ? I'm willing to pay. Thank you
I bought this tool. Haven't cut a good angle yet. Are you cutting both pieces of wood at the same angle? i.e. 40.5° left and right cuts? Or are you subtracting the difference from 90°? I've seen other videos suggesting to do the math. Thanks!
From my understanding of the tool, it does the math for you. For example, if you set it on an outside corner, the tool will point to 45*. Two 45’s will give you the 90. So yes, both pieces of wood are to be cut at the same angle.
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Just got a Lexivon. Built to last for generations, and this video confirms how easy it is to use. Bravo to Lexivon and to Sawdust and Wood!
I love this tool. Got one with two levels on it and it is perfect for the perfect straight cut.
Mr Chris, you like how you explain the angles and how to get them just right remember here that number one.👍🇺🇸
I just bought this very angle finder to make my trim jobs easier. Tired of the old way. Great instructions sir. Much appreciated. I just subscribed.
Thanks Chris , all your videos are very helpful . Please keep them coming
Danny
Great tool! Anything to make angles easier is much appreciated.
That was awesome! Thanks for the clear explanation and demo.......now I can do molding stuff like never before. Have a great day.
I've been using these for a few months now and they're awesome.
Good demonstration! Thanks. This is a must have tool if you own a miter saw!!
New to woodworking....this would help me out a lot!! Awesome tool!
That is a handy instrument. Makes things a little easier. great video.
Great video Sir!!! It’s help me to understanding this tool. Thank you very much !!!
Used mine today excellent tool, highly recommend it.
love it, works way better then my old angle finder and takes the angle finding out the equation
Hey Chris, just emailed you. Greatly appreciate your videos and love the roof cutting videos as well.
Looking great!!! Thanks looking like very useful tool, thanks!!!
You make great videos! Keep it up!
I have the same tool made by a different company. It’s a game changers, it really does what it says. If you do any cutting of angles get one you won’t regret it.
Ok…I FINALLY GET IT….your video is awesome but Mike Crook made it make sense…it the MITRE SAW setting….🙄🙃
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You have good energy man. Dig the accent. Lol
Perfect !!! Thank u
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This tool is a must have if you’re going to do any home Reno projects. Wonder if they have it in Canada. Going to have to do some research.
Check out the Sawset Pro. Go to sawset.ca Canadian Inventor.
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Hello
I like your videos on miter cuts but am curious why, for simplicity, you didn't just show us on your other videos how the miter saw settings (0-45-degrees) correlate with an angle protractor like you did in this video: 40.5 on the angle finder 40.5 on the miter saw. Simple. Clean. Perfect. On other videos, you explained how, for example, 40 on the miter saw actually cuts a 50-degree angle. Though it's true, it's confusing, because miter saws are generally numbered 0-45-degrees. On the protractor, all the miter-cut numbers (inner numbers) will total 90-degrees if you add two numbers that are directly opposite each other on the protractor scale. For what it's worth, I think this was your best video on miter cuts.
This is the exact same thing that WEN is selling with a few different graphics on the arms. It does seem to be pretty well built.
It can also be used to calibrate the scale on the miter saw if you don't have a square handy. I have one. The build is sturdy thick aluminum, not made of thin aluminum or steel.
just got me one ....don't want to use for fear of scratching it
How about some help or a video if the protractor measures a larger than 45 degree miter cut?
What if you want to rip a board...same adjustments can be made on a table saw?
I need some help with inside and outside compound angles on exterior cedar T&G siding , its around a small bay window. If Iwas to send you some pics , would make a video ? I'm willing to pay. Thank you
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How do you do internal angles?
What did "single cut" mean on the protractor ? thanks
I bought this tool. Haven't cut a good angle yet. Are you cutting both pieces of wood at the same angle? i.e. 40.5° left and right cuts? Or are you subtracting the difference from 90°? I've seen other videos suggesting to do the math. Thanks!
From my understanding of the tool, it does the math for you. For example, if you set it on an outside corner, the tool will point to 45*. Two 45’s will give you the 90. So yes, both pieces of wood are to be cut at the same angle.
It’s all in the maths but this tool does the work for you
Would it do internals . Thanks
The video didn't include that info. Other better videos probably would.
why didnt you do an inside angle?
You should be a voice actor
What if you can only measure on the inside of that imaginary wall how do you fold that protractor
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I bought the Saker Miter Saw Protractor which is made of aluminum and far better than this plastic Starrett Miter Saw Protractor.
That 2x4 is worth more than the tool!
Facts!!!!
Please I need this so very bad cuz God knows I do🙏🙏🙏
Chris, I’ve attempted to email you twice; both times the email came back as undeliverable.
sorry to hear that, not sure what is happening, I am receiving emails though. realsawdustandwood@gmail.com
Dude you didn't show how to use the single cut option but you showed how to use the miter cut twice.
I'd like to see these cuts on an actual wall
thank you, at 2:38, I don't see where the numbers read 38 degrees. I see 45.
Looking at the wrong arrow
@@mkuts1046 Oh, I see now the arrow with the bend in it is pointing to inside numbers between the 40 and 35, making it 38
Email sent nice teeth 😁
Thanks
You need help with charmer work.
All that for a 10$ tool? Wth
I see you make 3 cuts and also you flip the wood over, that's the part that's not clear to a complete novice
old carpenters are rolling in their graves at the level of laziness of the modern man, too many gadgets to do what brains used to.