Lately, I've started building boxes (humidor, jewelry, music, etc.). I don't have any trouble cutting dovetails and building them with that joinery. However, I wanted to try mitering and splining the corners.
I have a PM66 tablesaw and can easily make good, clean cuts. Maybe some of you can set a blade angle to get an EXACTLY precise 45 deg. angle, but, I'm not that good unless I resort to a BUNCH of T&E. I built a jig that does fairly well at cancelling out any error in blade setting. I guess, though, I never appreciated before JUST HOW PRECISE a cut has to be set up and made for all eight of them to come out right.
This has probably already been addressed a number of times, so please bear with me if I pose a previously and properly covered issue. If not, does any have a good solution?
Thanks, Tex