Modern router bits with carbide cutters and guide bearings make forming wood edges almost foolproof. But there are a few tips and tricks that'll simplify the job and give you the best results.
Cut lap joints, tenons and rabbets on the table saw using a box guide technique.
Useful Hack: Make a simple cross cut jig for your circular saw and it will cut pieces of the same length like a table saw!! | A Piece of Rainbow
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Coped joints for baseboard look great, but can be time-consuming. Instead of using a coping saw, learn to cope baseboard with a miter saw. It's faster and works great for common baseboard profiles.
