Hello,
First post and I'm glad to be here. I'm building a rectangular collar to convert a chest freezer into a beer keezer. I'm using 2X6 fir for the construction and wish to miter the corners instead of using butt joints. Can I use my Kreg jig to join the mitered corner joints? Think of a 6-inch high sandbox with mitered corners. The outside dimensions of the completed frame will be 27X46 inches. Thanks in advance for your suggestions. I'm new to using the Kreg jig.
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Yes, it can be done. I will have to look at my books to see an exact example to post here, though.
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