What would be the best way to miter the skirtboard for my riser face? Is this done with a compound miter saw? Thanks for the advise.
Dave
What would be the best way to miter the skirtboard for my riser face? Is this done with a compound miter saw? Thanks for the advise.
Dave
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Outside skirt?
I always have used my PC corc saw. Left for one side and right for the other, cutting from the back to lose the tearout. I imagine aCMS would do OK too, if it is big enough
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