Fundamentals—such as cutting molding “in-position”—are covered in Part 1. But because baseboard and crown molding styles continue to increase in size, mastering the miter saw means learning to cut “on-the-flat.”

This program provides complete and easy-to-follow instruction on bevel cuts and compound cuts, using the full range of both bevel and miter positions. You'll also find plans for an acute angle jig, along with safe and reliable techniques for using it to cut angles sharper than a miter saw can normally handle.

Plus:
Determining spring angle
Working with a Bosch Angle Finder
A comprehensive crown chart, and how to use it
Making a cut list that will increase your confidence and efficiency
Understanding when to flip the material and when to flip the bevel