Geophyrd
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I've been very frustrated trying to cut precise cuts on pen blanks. I bought a table saw, but it won't permit a zero tolerance insert. I bought a bandsaw (second hand) and it won't cut straight no matter what jig I try. I tried PSI's small table saw (4") but it keeps getting stuck in the material and won't cut through a 3/4" piece of material in one pass.
I'm trying to make relatively simple cuts, but I need them straight and predictable. Today I bought the 3-1/8" True Power Mini Miter saw. Supposedly, it can cut up to 1-15/16-1/1/4 depending on the angle of cut, is essentially a chop saw. At $60, it seemed like a possibility.
Has anyone used this? I know it says for wood only but has anyone used it on acrylic?
I'm trying to make relatively simple cuts, but I need them straight and predictable. Today I bought the 3-1/8" True Power Mini Miter saw. Supposedly, it can cut up to 1-15/16-1/1/4 depending on the angle of cut, is essentially a chop saw. At $60, it seemed like a possibility.
Has anyone used this? I know it says for wood only but has anyone used it on acrylic?