Hey, this is Mead from AUsquared.com. Back with a quick tip in the wood shop today. Let's get started. So normally when you're working here, about to cut some 45 degree angles for your stretcher bars, you would just pop the tab down on your chop, move over to 45, let it click in, make your cut, done with it. There's a more sophisticated way to get a better 45 degree angle. And that starts with if you have a double, double blade, you're going to make sure that you're right at 90 degrees and all lined up. See that mine is just slightly off. I'm going to readjust that. So this speed square is a pretty handy-going-to tool. And you're going to use it to line up all your cuts. First thing is I take a little block of wood, push the tab down the new shops and block the tab from locking in. You're going to loosen up. Pull your blade down, lock it, push the speed square back up against the plate firmly. And then you're just going to slide the blade over, making sure that the tooth doesn't line up at its widest spot with the blade or with the square. Line it up until it's perfect, cinch it down, and you'll cut a 45 every time. And that was today's quick tip from Mead at AUsquared.com. I hope you enjoyed that. There'll be more on building canvases and stretcher bars a little bit later. And if you have any questions, feel free to email me at AUsquared.com. Thanks a lot.