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Don't you just need a wedge to put under it? Keep the belt sander vertical
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You need to make a chuting/shooting board or whatever the equivalent is for a belt sander. One option would be to clamp the sander down and build a jig that allows you to bring the board up to it at the rquired angle.
Alternatively, most circular saws have the option to angle the blade.
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all the belt sanders I used at uni had an adjustable angle "bench". so the belt stayed vertical, but the metal table bit was adjustable.
PhilDAS
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Rodolfo
@moocher
how can i accurately and repeatedly cut/sand/file the edge off of a sheet of ply/mdf at a 69 degrees?
i need a jig to hold it at the correct angle so i can then sand it on a beltsander but cant really visualise how it might look.
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