I'm designing a tall, irregularly shaped cabinet. The construction is similar to a classic shaker table, with stretchers tennoned into 4 legs, the big difference being that two of the legs are not square. The corners of the piece make 90, 90, 135, and 45 degree angles respectively.
Here's a drawing of what the leg at the 135 degree corner will look like, in cross section:
The problem is, as I do these cuts, I'm going to be left with an increasingly odd-shaped piece of wood which will be increasingly difficult to control through the table saw. I have visions of death and mayhem as I lose the battle for control with the gods of spinning carbide. Any ideas on how to avoid that?
Of course, the 45-degree leg will present similar challanges.