Hi all.
I was batching out a bunch of angled window sills the other day, and one of the cuts got me scratching my head. In the image below, it is the green shaded surface I am referring to.
angle cut.jpg
So the situation is that with a left tilt table saw (as I have) you cannot cut this 'stopped bevel' cut no matter which way you flip the board. The other side is no problem. A through cut is also no problem because you can just flip the board end for end. It matters too that the cut is greater than 45 degrees, meaning the board cannot be placed on its edge to make the cut.
So my question is, how would you go about it? I have a few ideas (and have in fact already finished the cuts) but am curious how others would go about it. I am interested in reasonably accurate cuts, but they do not need to be table saw. I have a bandsaw, but the table tilts to the right (creating same situation as a left tilt saw blade).
Thanks for any ideas