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Make Specialty Bevel Cuts

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What happens here

Specialty cuts are required for certain dock sections, such as where the dock transitions to different angles or curves. The main tool for these cuts is a table saw, brought out from the garage. To create a smooth transition and prevent a 'toe stubber' hazard, the edges of these specific boards are beveled. The table saw's blade is angled, and the boards are carefully fed through to achieve the desired chamfered edge. This ensures a seamless and safe walkway along the entire dock.

Goal: Create custom-angled boards for smooth dock transitions.

Tools and materials

  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from debris during cutting
  • Table Saw — Making precise angled (beveled) cuts

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that point [Music] [Applause] satisfy not satisfied this is kind of cool to see something like that happen oh just little things like a nice a nice clean cut like that cool where the doc transitions angles we want to bevel that cut so it doesn't become a toast number of that yeah don't yeah it's dinged up yup first off I want to say this video is not sponsored by moisture shield I'm actually a user that likes my experience I've built other decks with this stuff and one of the things I know is you cannot get slivers from using this and that was one of the complaints we had with our old dock another thing is and it has this thing called cool touch technology where it actually stays cooler to the touch than traditional wood decking [Applause] [Music] that's so beautiful okay so here it is the moment of truth will the 45 right there is nice so that one will get screwed in so we never have to worry about that one again let's go

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