Zack shows how to make an important, 10 degree cut on both a table and miter saw so that a spindle can fit the attached rail in such a way that allows water to flow off of the wood, keeping it dry and preserved.
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Zack shows how to make an important, 10 degree cut on both a table and miter saw so that a spindle can fit the attached rail in such a way that allows water to flow off of the wood, keeping it dry and preserved.
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