Cut Bevels for Mitered Corners

What happens here

Using a DeWalt table saw, precisely cut long bevels (typically 45 degrees) along the edges of the wood planks. These bevel cuts are essential for creating mitered corners when the planks are joined together, forming the hollow column. The worker demonstrates careful feeding of the long boards through the saw to maintain a consistent angle.

Goal: Prepare planks with beveled edges for column assembly