The last assignment of Lesson 1 is miter cuts, Part 1 and Part 2 of this series cover the other assignments. That is, making angular cross cuts across the stock at any desired angle. As an introduction to this technique, the most common angle of 45-degrees is presented. Cuts are made to produce a kind of frame.
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| Each side has two 45-degree miter cuts, which assemble into a rectangular form |
In the following video, I run through the process with a couple of different approaches.
Glancing ahead a bit in the lessons, I see that these pieces will be used in future assignments, so I will not be gluing them up at this time.
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