You can't cut perfect miters with a dull blade, one with too few teeth or one that's designed for ripping. Check your blade for sharpness by cutting a 45-degree miter on a 1x3 or larger piece of oak ...

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During one of our never-ending technical discussions, Jim Grubbs at Jim Grubbs Motorsports (JGM) suggested that we take a look at the flow difference between 30- and 45-degree valve seats. While ...

Jigs make life so much easier, and when you build one yourself it's even better. Make perfect 45 degree mitered corners every time with this do-it-yourself jig made of plywood. You can build this jig ...