I ended up breaking a couple of them so if they're too hard Metal Corner Brackets to go in just back them out drill a slightly bigger hole and try it again I'm gonna use black paint to finish off the metal track and also the risers this should give it a finished look I only put on one thin layer of spray paint and make sure you don't get any paint inside the tracks with the tracks installed I'm gonna now drill out a hanging hole I don't know why but I was a bit nervous to make the first cut but it was a success I did run into a slight problem though is when you need to pull back I have to hold on to the blade guard cuz he kept getting in the way as a quick fix I took a bracket and formed it to act as a stop I didn't want to drill a new hole so I'm gonna utilize the existing one there so I'll be using a wrench to install this bolt from now on now if my tracks were wider at the bottom I wouldn't need.
It because the track would catch that so the next thing I need to do is create some attachments so I can make minor cuts for this demonstration I'm going to show you how to make two different angles one is cut two 22.5 and the other one is cut 245 keep in mind you can make as many as you like but I'm going to show you the process the smaller pieces will be attached to the longer piece you see here which were a reference off the straightedge set in a piece of wood to an angle so when the saw cut it's automatically gonna cut at an angle I'm letting utilize the bolt that's used for the hold on clamp as a pivot point I clamp the two long lumber and drill the holes in the same section these boards can be internet it just needs to extend past the cut area of the saw blade now to make this as accurate as possible I'm a lot of referenc.
My speed square assuming that this miter piece is very accurate Metal Corner Brackets it's going to force this board to sit at a 45 degree angle to glue this and finalize it I'm going to use a speed square to help reference off of that and check as many things I can I'm gonna also take the knob and hold this down so that it doesn't budge then I can take a clamp and lock this into place notice how there's no gap in between the speed square and also the piece of lumber and this is consistent the whole distance after wrapping up the first matter attachment and then took on the second matter attachment and wrap that up as the end are uneven and they're not lined up I'm going to cut off the excess and make sure that it's all the same to install these you're gonna line them up on the screw and swing it onto the track then tighten it down I'll recommend you double check this with a speed square every time you set up one of these attachment with.
