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By Chris Baylor, About.com

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Mark a 30-degree stop line

30-degree stop mark

Mark a stop line parallel to the miter

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Using a bevel set to 30-degrees, mark a line three inches in from the mitered end of the board, parallel to the 30-degree mitered cut. This will serve as the stop line while cutting the fingers of the featherboard with the table saw.

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