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   RW | Nov 10, 2002 06:51pm | #1

   Build an angled sled for the router table with a clamp to hold the piece

   Build an angled sled or adjustable base for the router base and a jig to hold the work and plunge cut

   Use a table saw and a stacked dado head, angle the blade

   Set the angle on a biscuit jointer and make a slotting cut, top and bottom, and clean out the middle by hand

   I might assume you want stopped cuts so you don't show a hole at the edge. If so, the plunge cut is probably a better option. Don't try to drop a board onto a running angled dado head for a stop cut.

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   gpond | Nov 10, 2002 09:34pm | #2

   Thanks for your prompt reply and advice on cutting angled grooves with  a router.

   I had considered using an angled dado blade on the table saw but I won't try it based on your cautionary note.

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   Marcello | Nov 11, 2002 06:32pm | #3

   You can still use the angled dado blade if you miter the corners so the end grade is not visible.