Uploaded October 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Cutting SHARP compound angles is easy and accurate using simple shop-made fixtures. In the video you'll see how I cut sharply angled ends on the horizontal slats and decorative X's to fill-out the design of this 8'-6" tall trellis with fixtures that can be used and adapted for a wide range of similar challenging cutting operations. It's a long video with a lot of detailed information all the way through to the end... enjoy!
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Cutting SHARP compound angles is easy and accurate using simple shop-made fixtures. In the video you'll see how I cut sharply angled ends on the horizontal slats and decorative X's to fill-out the design of this 8'-6" tall trellis with fixtures that can be used and adapted for a wide range of similar challenging cutting operations. It's a long video with a lot of detailed information all the way through to the end... enjoy!
This link:
amazon.com/shop/nextlevelcarpentry?listId=Optional%5B29WVINIJF4EUJ%5D&ref=idea_share_inf
will take you to an Amazon Influencer's page for Next Level Carpentry. The page shows many of the tools, supplies and machines I use during videos like this. Anything purchased through these links is the same cost to the buyer but Amazon pays a small percentage to NLC which helps support this channel and is greatly appreciated!
Seems like I use Starbond CA glues, my favorite, for at least one thing on every project I do. If that sounds like you too, you can get 15% off any or all Starbond products just by entering Exclusive Offer Code "NLC" at checkout here:
starbond.com
Are you motivated to become a patron and support video production at Next Level Carpentry? Great! Join the 'above and beyond' gang here and have access to a library of 'patron only' video content too:
patreon.com/NextLevelCarpentry
Looking for a teeshirt, mug, sticker or sign to show friends you've found a new favorite channel? Very cool! If Next Level Carpentry is that channel get your swag from TeeSpring here:
teespring.com/stores/next-level-carpentry-swag-shop
Here's a link to the Trim Carpentry TV video that shows how to make sharp 'straight' angle cuts safely and accurately on a miter saw:
youtube.com/watch?v=LBsJfx4qnN4
