FIX your 45° on your table saw... 

To fix your 45° cut on a table saw, start by ensuring the blade is properly aligned. Use a reliable combination square to set the blade at a precise 45° angle. Check the blade's squareness to the table with a digital angle gauge. Adjust the bevel angle stop if necessary. Securely lock the blade tilt and test the angle on a scrap piece. Verify the accuracy with a protractor or a dedicated angle measurement tool. Make fine adjustments as needed to achieve a perfect 45° cut. Regularly recheck alignment to maintain precision for future cuts.
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