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How do you cut the perfect 45 degree cut, if even a little off, then you’ve got an eyesore gap on the corner ? ~ John Buchtenkirch
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Sweet! I would love to have more time to share, but....there is only 24 hrs...
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Sometimes I stack a couple to get a bigger radius. |
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I frestyle cut it at my vertical bandsaw with a very fine blade, usully I use my horisontal bandsaw but this time it didnt work good enough. |
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i would think cutting the forty five degree angle should be done just like cutting wood crown molding what i used for my house was kreg crown pro bought at lowes for 30 bucks
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Per, your brake seems to have an extended nose on the upper beam. Is that your modification or possibly the brake was made like that to manufacture drive cleats for duct work ? I’m also curious about how much set back adjustment you have on your upper beam ? ~ John Buchtenkirch
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This would work with slight heavier material and the correct blade, it is tricky to clamp it firm.
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The european designed breaks are diffrent compared to what you use, the upper beam is not adjustable at all it just goes up and down at guides and moved by gears and thread spindles. The adjustment for thickness and/or diffrent toolings is in the bend beam who slides up and down. It is very easy to adjust for your needs and the break in general is very stiff and have no flex. Hope you got it? |
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Nice, thanks for sharing.
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