Cut Mitered Corner Pieces
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They don't call me the pocket hole master for nothing...
What happens here
After drilling pocket holes, use a marking tool, such as an angle finder or speed square, to mark precise 45-degree angles on the ends of the composite decking boards that will form the mitered corners of the stair treads. Once marked, carefully cut these angles using a miter saw. Ensure the cuts are clean and precise to allow for tight-fitting joints. The video shows an example of cutting a mitered piece.
Goal: Create precisely angled cuts for the corner sections of the stair treads
Tools and materials
- Composite Decking Boards — The material being cut for the mitered corners
- Marking Tool — Marking cut lines on decking boards for mitered corners
- Miter Saw DeWalt — Making precise angled cuts on composite decking boards