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From: anne watson<mailto:annewatson9775@o...>
Sent: Monday, June 26, 2017 5:28 PM
To: larchmont@s...<mailto:larchmont@s...>;
William Ghio<mailto:bghio@m...>; OldTools
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Subject: RE: [OldTools] How do you make your miters?

A Stanley  #60 drifted into my shop along with the appropriate back saw.
. Very versitile , once it is set up right,  you can cut  almost any angle that
is needed  for molding  and stuff
If you ended up looking on ebay and want to buy one  make sure
You get all the  parts.  I saw some without  the support mechanism for the saw
itself.

Since it is a Stanley, made in the USA.,   the holdown brackets  and the repeat
cut gauge  can be fabricated with ordinary  hardware items.



William Ghio<mailto:bghio@m...>; OldTools List<mailto:oldtools@s...>
Subject: Re: [OldTools] How do you make your miters?