Miller Falls Miter Box

Re: Miller Falls Miter Box

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Mainet

>Tom,

I'm not familiar with this particular box, but I'm guessing that the brackets that you are refering to are the two sliding ones on the bottom where the board to be cut lies right? If so, they are for holding moulding at the desired angle to be cut. Butt the moulding un against the posts that slick up and slide them back until the moulding is at the angle you so desire.

Sorry if I'm mistaken, just trying to help.

Todd O.

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Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>Forgot to congratulate you one the nice gloat. Getting a miter box givin to you is definately gloat worthy in my book. did you get a saw with it as well? you're fairly new to The Slope aren't you?

Todd O.

Re: Miller Falls Miter Box *LINK*

Bill Houghton, Sebastopol, CA

>Try Jim Barker's Slippery Slope site, below (he really needs to change his name to Slim Slarker or something, to get the alliteration really on a roll).


The Slippery Slope Itself

Re: Miller Falls Miter Box

Kevin French, Antrim, NH

>Are they on the post? The ones attached from the top, down keep the saw from cutting into the box. The ones attached to the lower part of the post with the stops up are there to adjust depth of cut so's you doesn't have to reset the upper ones.

I've got 4 Langdons. The prize is an almost cherry Size 2 1/2, No. 73 that came with a 26" Dissten. I find I grab that more often now then that big yellow 12" noise maker.

Yes T.C. one of them came from the Dump.

You read my mind Kevin ;~)

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

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Re: Miller Falls Miter Box

Tom Higgins

>Thanks to all for the information.

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Ernie Miller Topeka

>If you didn't give me a buzz off line I have a realy nice #4 disston with a busted handle that needs remade. one of them big ones.