October 27, 20196 yr Author comment_206637 Got my test pieces cut and am scratching my head if the bevel 23 degrees in the above drawing is what I cut on both sides or do I split that in half between the two edges?? Report
October 27, 20196 yr comment_206640 I deleted the drawings I had made but looking back over what is posted here, the 23° is the total angle between the sides (at the point). I'd set my miter gauge at 11.5°. Thinking about this, it might be easier to build a dedicated jig to hold the pieces and cut the angle and bevels at the same time. That way you wouldn't have to reset the saw blade angle for the right and left sides of the triangle. Report
October 27, 20196 yr Author comment_206647 Did you miss speak or am I looking at the drawing incorrectly, I thought the 23 Degrees was the BEVEL angle? Trying to make a sled but can't wrap my head around how I could cut both sides with one set up since the bevel angle will change?? Report
October 27, 20196 yr comment_206652 Pat, Let me redraw using Sketchup and label the angles. Maybe I'm not thinking correctly this morning. Report
October 27, 20196 yr Author comment_206657 Can't you see the drawing on page one? Do you use Messenger? Report
October 27, 20196 yr comment_206662 I do use messenger. I sent you an email with the drawing I found hidden on my computer. Report
October 27, 20196 yr Author comment_206675 The answer is the 19.1 dimension is halved for each side to 9.5 Report
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