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djk, I can't thank you enough for this crash-course in advanced carpentry. This kind of insight I can really use and maybe spread the word. You filled all the blanks in my mind. Still it's a big piece to swallow so I'll take time and digest it for while. (I'll produce pictures as I go) ******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* kg4guy, thank you for the visuals. I appreciate any building sequence suggestion I get. ******************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* I am planning this for quite awhile and at first I decided to go to a professional carpenter but in Croatia this kind of service is almost non-existent. I decided to do it myself (or to do it to myself [] ). In time I found the greater inner value of this path so I'm pushing forward. ************************* You all make this forum the greatest I find anywhere. Thank you

Thanx Bruce! That is a straightforward and logical idea. I will try that with my circular saw after some serious but simple jigging. I have very modest tool-shed but quite a conviction so I think I'll make it work. Here's my view on that.

Hi! This is my first one and I'm happy to contact you people. I need some ideas on how to make steep-angled cuts in MDF that are needed for building La Scala's dog house. It can be done using other cutting (asymmetrically) methods but I believe in "orthodox" way of shaping La Scalas. Can anyone suggest some way that's DIY oriented, without great tool complexity. In fact I'd like to find out how it's done "the Klipsch way"! With deepest respect to you all wonderful people!!!