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Multiply this sum by 1.155 and, finally, add the length of the picture side.
8 sides (Octagon):
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Measure the frame width from the rebate to the outer edge and add the
desired play.
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Multiply this sum by 0.828 and, finally, add the length of the picture side.
12 sides:
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Measure the frame width from the rebate to the outer edge and add the
desired play.
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Multiply this sum by 0.536 and, finally, add the length of the picture side.
Most wooden frames can easily be jointed at the corners by putting a suitable
type of glue on both the end surfaces. Clamp the pieces together with a
PRM 4-8 cord clamp. (Picture R)
Producing bowls through compound mitre
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Cut exact lengths of the work pieces.
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Place the work pieces with the joints together and with the outside of the
work piece upwards.
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Fasten the joints (all except one) together with tape. (Picture S)
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Turn the pieces upside down and put glue on the joints. (Picture T)
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Press the bowl together and fasten the last joint with tape. (Picture U)
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Let the glue dry and remove the tape. (Picture V)
Incorrect angles
If the angles are incorrect then check the following:
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Check that you have fitted the blade correctly and that it is running
smoothly through the blade guides.
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Tighten the saw blade with the wing nut on the saw frame but do not
overtighten as this could distort the blade.
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Check that there is no play between the pivoted arm and the saw table.
(Any fault must be corrected by the manufacturer).
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Check that the uprights are straight and locked with the grub screw.
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Cut a thin and high work piece (around 20x100 mm) standing on the nar-
rower edge. Check the 90° angle with a square between the table and
the cut end. It must be clamped to the wall during the cutting and the
checking. Repeat the procedure on two other pre-set angles. (Picture W)
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If the cut is not square it normally results from a defect with the saw
blade. Change the saw blade and repeat the test.
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