best way to cut tapered braces

[mobetter]

I'm working on a t39 and was curious what is the best way to cut out the small tapered braces. I have a 10" table saw and of coarse a hand circular saw.
I have an adjustable taper jig I bought. but have never used one before. and I don't feel comfortable getting my fingers near the blade on the small braces.
I already cut them to the wide dimension and just need to put the taper on one side.
Any Ideals?

[Radian]

Make a panel jig.

[bzb]

Yep, sled is the only way to go.

Taper jig is good for table legs or such. Not so much for the braces.

[mems]

I used a pull out/extendable mitre saw/chop saw. Very easy to work with.

[mobetter]

I'm in a time crunch so I just ripped a piece of 3/4 about 10' wide. cut out the braces to the wider end dimension. I Stacked the braces with double sided tape inbetween and drilled 2 pilot holes, Screwed them to the plywood and ran through the saw. Might not be the best method, but it was quick and accurate.
I work full time, In the final process of building my house, and many other projects too so I am spread thin.

[Bruce Weldy]

I'm in a time crunch so I just ripped a piece of 3/4 about 10' wide. cut out the braces to the wider end dimension. I Stacked the braces with double sided tape inbetween and drilled 2 pilot holes, Screwed them to the plywood and ran through the saw. Might not be the best method, but it was quick and accurate.

+1 Exactly how I do it too. Quick, easy, and no time-consuming alignment. Especially for the longer ones.....

[el_ingeniero]

While you're at it, do your cutouts while the pieces remain screwed together.

[mobetter]

I did.