Thank you for your amazing explanation and work, it helped me cut perfect corners for the first time

Thank yiou!

Walls in old houses aren’t always perfect. My preferred method is to mark two parallel lines with say a 4x2 timber along wall on both side of angle , mark a line through the corners and use two sliding bevels for left and right cuts. Then use bevel to transfer angle directly to mitre saw. I always mark a little bigger and trim down to fit. Works for me anyway.

With a 6ft span, that’s a 36 inch run and with a 6/12 pitch should my rafters be 40 1/4 ?

I am a total beginner and wish I could see what you were writing because it was in shadow

how is that speed square 45 degrees? isn't it 90 degrees?

This dude is 100% from Louisiana.

You made it very simple to understand good job

Excellent video. Really helped with my cuts.

Excellent video.

AWESOME!!! Thanks for explaining this trick so comprehensively... i'm 47 and guys like you make me wish we had teachers like you on high school... my life would have looked a LOT different!!!

To easy on small roof frame . On real life is not that easy .

thank you for the info. very useful

Completely over complicating the entire process.

Great video, I was in need and found the perfect one.

This good

How do you reinstall the quarter round with the nails in?

Great information, thank you 🦋

can this guy still hear anything?

terima kasih Sir 👍

Gotta love a cute angle.

You made this more confusing than it had to be. just subtract your Is half number from 90 And boom you got yourself your Number on the Mitre saw

very good explanation.

Thanks for sharing this great tip.. It will save me a bunch of time..😊😊

Where can i buy that book showing table of measurement?

Great video . Thank you.

Not every wall is gonna be perfectly plumb, one trick I use is cutting your pieces long. Then put them in place and scribe the back side of the board where it hits the corner. It will give you the vertical angle you need to cut at for it to line up with the wall on both pieces as well as your over all length. On a standard 90 degree corner I also cut the corners on a 45.5 degree cut if it is getting painted. it will compensate for out of whack corners. Caulking will cover if there is a small crack in areas against the wall.

Thank yoy

You the best 👍

Good job and useful lesson !

well done thank you

Best video on internet

Thank you being a straight shooter - no nonsense filler, just a solid lesson on what the title of the video says it's about. Very useful tip!

No rafter or collar ties, nice dog house.

Brother, you need to narrate movies. You could be the next Morgan Freeman.

I like this, great method. But I did not understand rafter length, or how far away should I place birds mouth from plum cut. Also, if I have single slope roof but not a lean to, I presume I will be cutting birds mouth at both ends?

you need a fluffy for your MIc - wind noise is annoying

Awesome

Thank you so much! Doing 4x4 pressure treated around my pool and had no idea how to do it till I found this video.

You killed it! Complicated but you killed it.

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BORING!!!!

It's a basic101 speed square lesson but this lesson is key to unlocking the versatility of this underrated tool, great video

Good demonstration

Thank you. This was clear and very helpful. Practice was a good thing. I needed to lock down odd degrees on the saw so they don't move. I hope you do more videos.

Very good ! ! ! Thanks for the lesson ! ! ! I don't have any miter saw yet, but I on the process to get one, that's why I learn first.

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I realize this video was made five years ago, but damn you explain this better than any other video I have seen. I have had so many problems ending my baseboard. I understand the concept, but I cannot get that last piece right you were the first person to show how it is actually done on that little return piece, when you move the saw to zero for that last cut. thank you so so much my husband will be happy. I can get my molding finished now. He’s sick of looking at it.

you only need one cut, just flip the board