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I just read this article on crown molding and it has some very good tips that should be known if you are planing this kind of project.
http://www.proconstructionguide.com/10-pro-tested-tips-for-flawless-crown-molding-installations/?utm_source=02.21.17+PCG+NL&utm_campaign=02.21.17+PCG+NL&utm_medium=emailNice read. Thanks for the refresher.
Ron
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Kinda sounds like a hack guide to crown molding
Well most aren’t at your level,,,lol.
I think they are a sponsor here.
They made it sound like it’s okay to leave crown with an open end, not in my house lol
My boss’s miter saw has very short verticals supports so we cut it flat and cope with a coping saw and I use my utility knife for clean up and fit adjustments. I set up one saw for the 45 degree corners and one for 90 degree cuts. Once my 45 degree saw is dialed in I don’t touch the adjustments. I flip or spin my crown based on the specific cut I need.They made it sound like it’s okay to leave crown with an open end,
I didn’t read it like that at all. Look at the pic there’s no open end. It says”Cover dead ends. But a more polished look involves capping that dead end with another, small piece of trim.”
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