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Sliding Saws
The fixed miter saw is a far safer machine than the sliding miter saw. To avoid having the saw run forward during a cut, you should push the saw back to make the cut. The problem is that this can lift the work piece and jam the blade. Once again, clamps or hold-downs are critical aids to properly using a sliding miter saw.
Then there is the technique of the double cut - either for getting both sides of plastic laminates to cut clean - or for a perfectly square cut in very hard massive wood.
Related Topics: Accessories, Adjustment, Blades, Cutting, Laminate, Mitre Box, Mitre Saw, Molding, Power Tools, Problems, Saws, Sliding, Techniques, Tools, Woodworking
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