Perform Mitered Edge Cuts

What happens here

Adjust the table saw blade to a 45-degree angle. Carefully push each pre-cut wood plank through the table saw to create a long mitered edge. This angle is crucial for forming a perfect 90-degree corner when two pieces are joined. Repeat for all necessary planks that will form the corners of the post wrap. Ensure consistent pressure and a steady feed rate for clean cuts.

Goal: Next, set up a table saw with an angled blade to create the mitered edges on the planks, allowing them to form a tight corner when assembled.