What is the easiest way to measure and cut angles on deck boards?


Question:My deck has angles on the outer edge that are not 45 or 90 degrees. What is the easiest way measure the angles then cut the side boards to go against each other smoothly.

Answers:
Buy a bevel square, measure angle with bevel square than transfer angle to saw, perfect every time.


There is a too avalible from the DIY store. Its a plastic handle with a metal 'blade' type thingy that swiviles at the end. Go in and tell them what you want to do, they will understand. This product can cost as low as £1 ... but most likely £3.
all you have to do is get this thing that, it looks like a compass and messure it like that. Then use a table saw to cut the boards. it has angle measures on it, you can adjust the blade with it.
Yes, It's called an "angle finder"
yeah and its cheap get a square and it will have marks on it check from the scale and there you go its easy
It's called a speed square. Is about $10 at home depot.
I noticed while shopping there is a special tool designed for carpenters. I forget the exact name, it anglemaster or easy angle, angle magic or something.

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