Uploaded April 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
If you’ve ever tried to mitre two boards of different widths at 45 degrees, you’ve probably run into frustrating gaps or poor alignment. In this video, I’ll show you a simple woodworking trick to get perfect 90° mitres on boards of unequal width — no complicated math, no measurements, just a quick and effective technique using a mitre saw.
Whether you're building frames, boxes, or furniture, this trick is a game-changer for DIYers and woodworkers alike. I’ll walk you through the steps, explain why it works, and show you how to transfer perfect angles effortlessly.
📌 Perfect for beginners and pros using budget tools or working in small shops.
✅ No jigs, no fancy equipment. Just a mitre saw, and this technique.
▶️ Watch now and never struggle with mismatched mitres again!
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My videos are for entertaining purposes only, your safety is your responsibility. Please do not follow my actions if you find them unsafe.
If you’ve ever tried to mitre two boards of different widths at 45 degrees, you’ve probably run into frustrating gaps or poor alignment. In this video, I’ll show you a simple woodworking trick to get perfect 90° mitres on boards of unequal width — no complicated math, no measurements, just a quick and effective technique using a mitre saw.
Whether you're building frames, boxes, or furniture, this trick is a game-changer for DIYers and woodworkers alike. I’ll walk you through the steps, explain why it works, and show you how to transfer perfect angles effortlessly.
📌 Perfect for beginners and pros using budget tools or working in small shops.
✅ No jigs, no fancy equipment. Just a mitre saw, and this technique.
▶️ Watch now and never struggle with mismatched mitres again!
All my tools, woodworking accessories and video making kit is now in one place for you to check out. These are Amazon affiliate links. With a purchase through this link, you get an awesome tool and you will support my channel without spending a penny more. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases, thank you for your support!
Link to Amazon is just below! Thanks!
Tools I use and recommend:
amazon.co.uk/shop/casualdiy
Shop on Banggood - banggood.com/custlink/DmKdnShFdO
You can now support my channel via Patreon. If you feel my content adds value for you or its entertaining then help me continue to do so.
Any donations via Patreon are so much appreciated, you can find out more here: patreon.com/casualdiy Thanks!
You can support my channel by dropping some change in the Casual DIY Tip Box. Thanks for your support!
paypal.me/TomaszFranczyk
You can find me on:
Instagram - instagram.com/casualdiy
Twitter - twitter.com/CasualDIY
Facebook - facebook.com/CasualDIY
Etsy - etsy.com/uk/shop/CasualDesignTF
Web page - casualdiy.com
Email - casualdiyuk@gmail.com
#WoodworkingTips
#MitreSawTrick
#DIYWoodworking
DISCLAIMER
My videos are for entertaining purposes only, your safety is your responsibility. Please do not follow my actions if you find them unsafe.
