Ceefive
Grumbler
As I am getting deeper and deeper into this the mitres come into question. At this point I have been using a Dewalt mitre saw with a good 120 tooth fine kerf blade, then using the mitre sander to true up.I know the saw is junk in this business, but I used to carve and gold leaf my own frames after joining so it worked just fine for me. Now I am thinking about a better mitre saw or a chopper. Which would you suggest for a home shop? I only build frames for myself which would be about 100 a year or so. Looking for the best quality possible without spending a fortune. I have limited room also, because I have so many other woodworking tools.