Black Bear Arch Bridge

[Sumpter250]

So far, yes, it is that easy. The hardest part is measuring and making sure your cuts are true. The chopper has a tendency to leave a cut end that isn't exactly true for thicker material so a light touch with a sanding stick is necessary. Galen

When exact length ( as is the case for stair treads, or similar items that really have to be exactly the same length ) is required, I test cut the first piece, measure the amount of " error ", reset the stop on the chopper for that amount of error, and use the NWSL "True Sander", to sand all the pieces to the correct length.
Styrene sheet, 0.060", can be used to make angle guides ( 30,45,60 degree or what ever ), to help when using the sander, to get a consistent angle cut.