Queen Anne Bevel Guide

Queen Anne: Using the Bevel Guide

Using the Bevel Guide to cut Block Facia

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6600-1 Parts
Roof - page 16
Stair details
Use the Bevel Guide

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1. Bevel Guide, some stripwood, and some clamps 01D.png

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2. glue the stripwood to one square edge of the Guide 02D.png

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2B. This orientation is best for a right handed builder 02BD.png

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3. 03D.png

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4. lined up and clamped 04D.png

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5. The stripwood will try to slip 05D.png

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6. Glue stripwood to a scrap piece of wood (Landing Spacer can be used for this) 06D.png

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7. 07D.png

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8. One on the top, one on the bottom 08D.png

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9. When dry, the tools are ready 09D.png

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10. Hooked on the edge of the table for stability 10D.png

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11. A piece of Block Facia (if it's painted, paint down) 11D.png

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12. Bevel Guide hooked on and squeezed 12D.png

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13. Lay the saw against the beveled face of the Guide 13D.png

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14. Cut the Facia off at the Bevel angle 14D.png

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15. Line up this cut on the house and mark the other end 15D.png

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16. The marked piece is to the left 16D.png

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17. Line up the mark with the Guide 17D.png

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18. Lay the saw against the face of the Guide 18D.png

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19. Cut off the piece 19D.png

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20. both ends beveled, paint is on the outside (down) 20D.png