Any woodworkers?

It is not a slider.

 

And taller ones.

 

Its a damn nice shelving unit though.

 

nice! I dont think we have that many books...

 

Make a 90° cut in a board, flip the right side of the cut piece front to back (edge that was at the fence now faces you) and mate the cut. Make adjustments in the miter until they pair perfectly, which may not line up with an indent. Then adjust your gauge to read 0/90.

You should not have much deflection on a chopper on a thin board. But then again these aren't ever really precision tools with the exception of the Kapex.

 

Very nice... only joking about the lack of books currently on it. Probably like us with several boxes of books with nowhere to put them.

 

Just had to add that last part didn’t you?

 

I have a miter saw that I know is just off.... 1 and a half degrees to the right is square. Not a huge deal to me lol.

 

$1500, I want to be able to put a compound miter on a cunt hair.

And I almost bought one earlier this month.

 

Brought to you by Carl's Jr.

 

lol Thats why I put that... because if you had, we would all be jealous of it!

Of course my current miter (Ridgid) out performs my skill set as it is.

 

My wife has plenty of trinkets to fill the spaces, I’m pretty sure

 

What model is it?

 

We have containers full of books. Just waiting for these shelves to get painted.

 

https://www.ereplacementparts.com/r...re_Up_and_Align_a_DeWalt_DW708_Miter_Saw.html

 

It'll happen one day, but I'm going to knock a few other things off my list first, and this Rotex 90 kicked it off.

Cool, didn't know you could reset the indents on that one.

 

Oof. $150 in drawer slides for this project.

 

So... Funny story... I did all of that before I made the first post about this.. and even explained that I did in fact do all those things.

Anyways.. thanks for all the advice .. hopefully it'll help someone else.