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I have bought a Mini Mitre Block for some Trunking as the cutters I have are better for Mini Trunking. I’m just looking for something that will allow me to mark the angle before cutting it. I was thinking either a Tri-Square or Trend ANGLEFIX. I then also need some advice on a file to smooth the edges down.

Any advice would be great.
 
That’s the problem some of the comments say they are fine. Others not so much.
If you are doing ultra fine woodwork then you'll probably notice if a square is fractionally out.


If you're chopping some plastic trunking, I wouldn't sweat it too much. Your technique with the saw will have a bigger impact on the final result than your set square being a quarter of a degree out.

Pick something reasonably priced from a brand you know and you'll be good to go. Don't overthink it.
 
years ago, my dad wanted a mitre block. he made one from some scrap timber, similar to this:
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If I had a job that required a lot of trunking to be cut then I might be tempted to buy a cheap chop saw...

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/titan...=4583451660521506&utm_content=S - Power Tools

But for a one off cut then a cheapo hacksaw and mitre box is fine
 
If I had a job that required a lot of trunking to be cut then I might be tempted to buy a cheap chop saw...

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/titan...=4583451660521506&utm_content=S - Power Tools

But for a one off cut then a cheapo hacksaw and mitre box is fine

That does look okay to be honest. I am looking to buy this one:

https://www.NoLinkingToThis/p/evolu...lti-material-sliding-mitre-saw-220-240v/2965v
 

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