Miter Angle
Calculate the cutting angle when a wall isn't at 90°.
📊 Execution Guide
Floor Plan Sketch (Top View)
Cutting Angle
80.5°
Reduce 100 at the Back part.
Back > Front
Cutting Angle
80.5°
Reduce 100 at the Back part.
Back > Front
Initial Panel Measurement (Rectangular)
Width (Maximum)
1200
Length (Depth)
600
📐 Space Measurements
How to use the Miter Angle tool?
Follow these steps to get a perfect fit in any corner of the workshop.
Measure the niche
Take the measurement at the back (A) and front (B). The depth (C) is the length of the piece to cut.
Distribute
Use the slider to decide whether the out-of-square gap is on one side or split between both.
Cut with the Guide
Set your miter saw to the indicated degrees. The diagram shows which way to orient the cut.
Carpenter's Pro Tip
Always cut a bit less than calculated first to test the fit. It's easier to remove material than to add it.