How to Use a MITER SAW
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ธ.ค. 2016
- Learn your way around a Mitre Saw while seeing how to make the four basic types of cuts this tool is capable of. Those cuts are cross cut, miter cut, bevel cut, and compound cut. It is so easy once you get the hang of it, and definitely my go-to for cutting down 2x4s, PVC pipes, any kind of lumber, or whatever else crosses my path.
This kind of saw might look terrifying, but they're actually one of the most easiest and safest large power tools to use! (But if you're a bit younger, this tool is one of those you should ask your parents about).
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Good work! Very happy to see a woman in woodworking
*Remember that this saw needs to have adjustments made to make 0 or 90 cuts accurately **MyBest.Tools** I had to use a right angle on the deck and blade and then adjust the bolt to get the correct reading. Once this is done, it works great.*
Beautiful wood cutting and very nice waist shape also..!!✈️
I like this mitre saw..!!🤣
Great overview of the miter saw, you two!
I'm really happy Xyla mentioned that it's important to take off rings and jewelry and watches. I know several people who are missing fingers because of this. What happens is that if the saw nicks your skin, you just get a little cut (you'll need a bandaid... maybe stitches...). If it touches a metal ring though, the blade won't be able to cut the metal and instead the force of the spinning blade will pull your whole hand into the saw and it's likely you'll lose a finger or worse. Avoid that bogus situation entirely and pocket your bling :-)
Great video! Really appreciate that the videos are short and succinct, my attention span isn't great at all
That's a beautiful presentation, and presenter :o)
Good points and safety information.
thanks for the names of the different cuts o/
I want a Miter Saw now!!
No laser guide line?
I guess that made sense to him.
This miter saw is sooooo hot
Why is it better to let the blade stop before you let the saw back up?
Technically not a total necessity, but it is definitely a best practice and safety tip. The spinning blade can catch the workpiece and cause splintering or even fling it if you haven't fastened it down properly. Letting the blade stop can also leave a cleaner edge.
That being said, I'm totally guilty of not letting the blade stop in big projects with a ton of 2"x4" cuts where the ends will never be seen and I don't care if the ends are nice. Buuuuut it's not recommended.
That's a badass shop. You should have more subscribers.
Sorry for my sexist comment: I don't know if it's cause you're sexy or what, but you're way more interesting to listen. than other old boring carpenters in TH-cam.
Thats fine. This channel uses sex to draw in viewers.
careful about the compound cut, it moved towards you at the end of last cut.
Lol well this comment section is about the most predictable mess of thirsty dudes I’ve ever seen.
Helpful tutorial. Thanks!
Pretty 'n smooth! Prefer looking u thn the others..:)!
pretty like asian 'n have alot of skills.. :)
I will try to do it with Woodglut plans.
Hot
Yes, is powerful but it couldn’t cut my eyes off from you.
Also known as a chop saw.
GORF chop saws are for cutting metal.
@@ScottProbe depends on the chop saw
She looks off-camera alot for direction.
Or she's distracted because she's an engineer and this was her third day on camera.
She certainly is not an engineer of any type.
My wood is now at a 45 degree angle ;)
impossible to pay attention and focus on anything other than her physical appearance. check.
My Dad has been doing remodeling for a living since the 2000s. He rarely ever uses eye protection, and has never used any ear protection in his entire career. Although, he always wears his prescription glasses. And no body else he's worked with has either. What's the point of ear protection anyway? It's not that loud. You also have to consider the fact that somebody might call for you, and if you're wearing ear protection, you wouldn't be able to hear them. If there would be an emergency, you wouldn't be aware. In addition, he and his coworkers would always cut wood much more quickly than you did. They don't have time to put on ear protection, spend a few seconds cutting something, and then remove their ear protection. Everything has to be done quickly.
Really can't support what you're saying here: shop noises are WELL above the threshold for serious hearing damage, and eye protection is a MUST for anything involving debris. Even sawdust at high speed can seriously damage your eyes, and metal burrs can permanently ruin your eyesight.
Good point about hearing on the shop floor or construction site. But the answer isn't "no hearing protection" - in fact a lot of hearing protection can AUGMENT the important sounds like voices while crushing the harmful noise. Check out a pair like this: www.amazon.com/3M-12321-PELTOR-Headset-Headband/dp/B01M8GOC7G/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ref=ast_p_ei&linkCode=sl1&tag=wc0af7-20&linkId=9bc166ffc69a5f7438ecc18b8c13a207.
We seriously hope you or your dad consider protective gear going forward. Theres a professional market for it because it's important, not because we're anal
Seriously, you can't promote not to wear protection. A workshop can be very loud. As a video instructor you always promote protection! They do that very wisely.
You however can do whatever you want that information.
Ear protection is not about your ears hurting while you are cutting. It is about the long term effects of repetious sounds at the same frequency which eventually permanently results in deafness to the that frequency.
Tell me, one day when you can't hear the high notes of your grandchild's singing, that that's of no importance...
+maximilian2000 you do you then. Enjoy premature hearing loss.