Table saws are typically thought of as the tool of choice for making rip cuts on boards (with the grain of the wood) or for cutting sheet goods (such as plywood). However, the table saw can also be used to make square or compound cross-cuts just as effectively and accurately as a miter saw.
How?
With a miter gauge.
In this woodworking tip, learn How to Use a Miter Gauge for making square, angled or combination cuts on wood.
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