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I used my radial arm saw (craftsman). I was able to turn and tilt to
the desired angle. Then set up a fence to just run my plywood through. The down side is, I haven't used my saw for sawing in over a year because I don't want to have to set it up again. I've even considered buying another smaller, saw just for the scarfing set up. |
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