Jewelry box construction advice needed.....

Table saw. Better accuracy. 60t blade.

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+1 on the table saw, fine tooth blade, back stop on the miter gauge. Test cuts and and good square to verify the angles, stop block to keep the lengths equal.

Another “trick” I use is for the stop block to register off of the point when cutting the opposite angle. If the point of your workpiece is used, it can get easily deformed and affect the length.

This is not to dismiss a well tuned miter saw which can produce excellent cuts of course 8^)

+2 for Table saw 60T blade.

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I would never use a miter saw for this purpose. Mine isn’t accurate enough. I always sue a table saw. I use a 90 tooth fine finish crosscut blade.

+1 on test cuts. I thought i had a 45 degree cut using a drafting triangle but somehow I was off a couple degrees . Found it when i did a test cut and checked with with combo square. Hate to give up the old school way but a wixey digital angle gage is in my future.

+1 on the table saw, fine tooth blade, back stop on the miter gauge. Test cuts and and good square to verify the angles, stop block to keep the lengths equal.

Another “trick” I use is for the stop block to register off of the point when cutting the opposite angle. If the point of your workpiece is used, it can get easily deformed and affect the length.

This is not to dismiss a well tuned miter saw which can produce excellent cuts of course 8^)

- splintergroup