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    Cutting at an angle.

    Hi, I've been messing around with the scroll saw this summer. So far I've made a chess set and a Star Trek tricorder. I want to make a new tricorder that looks better and I have a question about cutting at a specific angle.

    Here's the pattern:
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    Here's the piece: Example piece

    Now the triangle part at top gets cut out and a flatter piece glued in. My problem is getting the angle from the bottom of the piece to the flat spot on top. Sorry if I don't make sense because it's kind of hard to describe.
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    you did make sense and if you give everybody 2 weeks to think , we will help you

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      I did not noticed that you are a new member or I would welcome you to the forum

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