I really appreciate the great advice you give in this forum. I have read the entire archive, and I come back from time to time to read any new posts. I have learned several things that I can put to use in my own shop.
I have two different types of cuts that each require a 60 degree angle. The first is a box that, once assembled, creates an equilateral triangle. The sides of the box are 3/8" thick.
The second is an equilateral triangle frame. The ends of the frame members must be mitered at 60 degrees but the tablesaw does not tilt beyond 90 degrees. The frame members are 1/2" thick, 2-1/2" wide and 12" long.
-Brian D.
Shalimar, FL