Angle cuts (miter)

[Canada]

at the shop i work at we used a wet cut band saw, or a dewalt chopsaw with the carbide blade. they both make angled cuts so much easier than a normal abrasive blade chop saw. i think i saw a dry cut bandsaw and harbor freight for about $100 too.

[walker]

Ahhhh speed/rafter square it is! I don't know why I didn't think of that, probably because I don't have one. I'll pick one up at the hardware store today.
I also like the sander idea for even better accuracy. I had been checking the miters with a tri sqaure, marking them, and sanding true with a grinder.
I have a fairly big furniture project coming up for a client that this will come in very handy for.
And, BTW sorry if I hi-jacked the original thread.

Shot, the abrasive saws are all inaccurate, due to blade deflection, not just the cheap ones. I have found that the fiber reinforced wheels are a wee bit more accurate that the regular ones, but they cost a little more.

[tnjind]

Cold saw....