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Adam shares a critical woodworking tool that is also a relatively inexpensive piece of kit! A cheat angle finder helps you match an exact angle of any part you’re working with to another piece of material, whether it’s wood, plastic, or metal. And if you can find one, Adam loves his antique cast steel angle finder, called the Angulus!

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I show you how to use a speed square and a bevel gauge to capture, transfer, and measure angles.

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Today, we generally let the miter saw measure and make our angle cuts. But, learning to capture, transfer, and measure angles is a foundational woodworking and DIY skill that will serve you well.
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