I tried an experiment cove cutting both pine and white oak using a Forrest WWII going both right and left across a blade tilted at 20 degrees. I did not see much difference and it appeared that going across the blade left to right on a right tilt saw with the 20 degrees of tilt produced a slightly smoother cut. I did not notice any real difference in the force of pushing the work into the blade. Not scientific, but it will take a much better test to detect any real difference. Can anyone give any different experience from tests both ways?
Anyway, pushing from left to right could be done with the right hand if you were standing near the end of the saw on the left side. This gives much more room for the canted fence on the table. See below
Any thoughts of how to best accomplish this from my photos?
I posted this in an earlier thread I had started, but I was afraid it might get lost, so if you see this twice...sorry.