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Miter Cut Side Panels

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Building Treasure Chest Toy Storage

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straight so now that our taper is done on our end caps we need to create a matching miter cut to make sure the sides fit the flow of that taper so to do so we're going to put a 13 degree miter cut using our table saw on the top of the side panel boards and on the bottom they're both going to be facing the same way so keep in mind which direction you're flipping the board over when creating the second cut and yes to answer your question you will have to trim a little bit on the end caps in terms of your height after you create the miter cut using your table saw to make sure it's all the same height it's usually no more than maybe three quarter inch to an inch which is not a deal breaker all right so for the actual

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