Cut Obtuse Angles on Table Saw with Elevated Fence @emberwoodandcrafts-thomastritt
Cut Obtuse Angles on Table Saw with Elevated Fence  @emberwoodandcrafts-thomastritt
Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 11 hours ago
Cutting decorative angles to fit in with a piece made up of hexagon blanks - these will go on the outside to close up gaps to provide a straight edge.

Elevated fence is mounted over and rides on the main fence. Using a feather board to help hold the piece down to the table (works better on longer pieces) and a modified push stick to push the piece to the fence, with a small amount of down pressure.
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Cut Obtuse Angles on Table Saw with Elevated Fence

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