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Miter Saw Cuts Are Concave. When cutting 45 degree angles i sometimes get a tight fit on both ends but the middle is loose. The downwards force of the saw blade can push the board down, and even make it pivot into the. This sounds like the concave cut you are seeing. Inaccurate cuts can occur if the blade is not properly aligned with the miter saw’s fence or if the workpiece is not securely clamped down. Clamp the board onto your miter with a long reach clamp with the blade alligned to the line. Perhaps the most common cause of your miter saw not cutting straight is the blade being bad. Let’s take a look at exactly why your miter saw isn’t cutting straight and what you can do to solve the issue. You can clamp a straight edge down to your saw (aka fence) and try a test cut to verify. I can't see a curve from the attached picture, it looks like a an 1/8 gap on the left that. Slowly push the board thru and see if the blade. I’m mitering 2″ thick white oak on my dewalt 12″ miter saw. First of all, blades just don’t last forever. If your cut just removes a few millimeters off the end, then the edge being cut off is unsupported by the cut.

You can clamp a straight edge down to your saw (aka fence) and try a test cut to verify. Let’s take a look at exactly why your miter saw isn’t cutting straight and what you can do to solve the issue. I’m mitering 2″ thick white oak on my dewalt 12″ miter saw. Clamp the board onto your miter with a long reach clamp with the blade alligned to the line. Inaccurate cuts can occur if the blade is not properly aligned with the miter saw’s fence or if the workpiece is not securely clamped down. Slowly push the board thru and see if the blade. First of all, blades just don’t last forever. When cutting 45 degree angles i sometimes get a tight fit on both ends but the middle is loose. If your cut just removes a few millimeters off the end, then the edge being cut off is unsupported by the cut. The downwards force of the saw blade can push the board down, and even make it pivot into the.

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Miter Saw Cuts Are Concave The downwards force of the saw blade can push the board down, and even make it pivot into the. Let’s take a look at exactly why your miter saw isn’t cutting straight and what you can do to solve the issue. When cutting 45 degree angles i sometimes get a tight fit on both ends but the middle is loose. You can clamp a straight edge down to your saw (aka fence) and try a test cut to verify. Clamp the board onto your miter with a long reach clamp with the blade alligned to the line. This sounds like the concave cut you are seeing. Perhaps the most common cause of your miter saw not cutting straight is the blade being bad. If your cut just removes a few millimeters off the end, then the edge being cut off is unsupported by the cut. I can't see a curve from the attached picture, it looks like a an 1/8 gap on the left that. Inaccurate cuts can occur if the blade is not properly aligned with the miter saw’s fence or if the workpiece is not securely clamped down. First of all, blades just don’t last forever. Slowly push the board thru and see if the blade. The downwards force of the saw blade can push the board down, and even make it pivot into the. I’m mitering 2″ thick white oak on my dewalt 12″ miter saw.