Best videos for cutting!

Great!    This year we made Christmas trees, out of wood, for everyone.  Next year they're getting stars, thanks to Sawdust and Wood.  Have a great year, Chris.

thank you for showing a geometric shape. I would love if you can show more geometry framing like this! also have you ever tried a polyhedron? thanks again for all the tips.

A star is born!

Good Job. Safety First!

Thanks a simple math problem solved no guessing

Great video.  Thank you.

Be sure to let the blade stop completely before moving the part at the 18° cut.

Thanks my fried. Great video!

why don't you just tell people to make a 45 degree cut "jig" piece, and use that as the basis for cutting other degrees.  For an 18 degree cut, take 90-18 = 72. Then 72-45 (the jig you cut) = 27 (where you are going to put your saw to). otherwise, this is an amazing video!

54 degrees parallel to 36, and 18 degrees parallel to the 72 degrees, is that right ?
I use a circular to cut it, so I can cut whatever degree I want, so I just wanted to double confirm before I start to so it.

If you build a saw guide with the T tracks, you can cut whatever degree with a miter gauge because the T tracks allows you to add clamps, lock stopper, and miter gauge.

Please can anyone do it in millimeters, I can work it out but the country I live in don’t do inches and feet.

When you make the 18 degree cut, you put the piece through the throat and make your cut. I can't tell if you have a mark somewhere that tells you how far into the throat you should go so that each piece ends up the same length. Help?