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Looks like you pushed the t-bevel into the fence and changed the angle slightly
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I just can't cope with this solution.
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That’s great with short boards, try that with 16’ stock 5 1/2” tall
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Caulk was the real game changer.
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You can use a $10 Digital angle finder and use the marks on the saw. Save about two grand.
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Imagine spending 2k on a saw that can't cut base taller than 2.5 inches
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😂😂😂😂😂guess we're suppose to pretend that the 8th inch of the gap isn't there when he puts it tog
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I loved the part at the end where he didn’t keep the right stick tight to the wall. I’ve been a trim guy for 37 years. Believe me when I tell ya, there’s nothing that has hit the market that has been a game changer since the electric chop saw!
You should be coping all your trim anyway!
This is possibly a good tool for a homeowner.
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Neat rig for cabinet work, but I'll stick with coping my inside corners. The real drawback to mitered inside corners is the fact that you can "bow" your trim in on a cope so it's less likely to shrink back open. No matter how tight a miter, if the material shrinks the joint will open on the face, no matter how perfectly cut.
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Perfect for those times when you're dealing with a whopping 12" of trim length
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Here's the problem with a mitered inside corner. They will always open up.
A cope joint will never open up, especially with base molding that has any detail to it.
So from a carpenter, learn to cope an inside corner and your work will be clean and you won't need that ridiculous saw
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I'd like to see how this would work on 16 foot long material. My guess is that it would be great on picture frames maybe not long stuff
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A festool angle finder! That's gotta be $500 right there!
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Perfect example why a £15 coping saw is superior to a £1500 chop saw.
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You did a really good job at making a video of your product fixing something and still managed to fuck it up. Great job.
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And then he still cuts it 10 degrees off because he's a carpenter
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Two things. Butt and run is standard on paint grade flat faced trim ( coping preferable to mitered inside corners otherwise). Secondly you need to support long stock usually in a long linear fashion on jobsite. Interesting specialty small parts cutting tool but would be useless on jobsite
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Festool cost: 1 arm. 1st born child.
Coping saw: $14.
Pride in a job done right with skill passed down: fucking priceless.
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Brilliant. Festtool have done it again🤘🤘
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@syko2695
11 months ago
Advertising a special tool for it and still fucking it up is actually quite impressive
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