Trim & Molding : How to Use a Miter Saw for Molding Angles
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Miter saws allow you to create angles for any molding you need for house projects. Cut the proper amount of molding with help from an experienced foreman in this free video on trim and molding.
Expert: Joshua Clement
Bio: Joshua Clement has been a foreman for Lighty Contractors for the past eight years.
Filmmaker: Nathanael Rittichier
Series Description: Trim and molding help to accentuate a house, including its walls and ceilings. You can help keep your walls nice and also protect them too with help from an experienced foreman in this free video on trim and molding. 
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This is the first video that made sense to me-understanding how the saw blade and wood needs to be opposite.Very helpful.
The best video I’ve come across for this trim and moulding!
BEST demonstration by far out of ALL the miter videos I have seen on RUclips.
Have had this for 4 + years. I do high end finish carpentry and with the Freud LU91R012 12-Inch 72 Tooth ATB Thin Kerf Sliding Miter Saw Blade it works great ruclips.net/user/postUgkxPeGkHOMe05FySypTOvYumxMn-xi39oRe . I've had many fellow carpenters make positive comments after borrowing it. Pluses; Sturdy fence, great capacity, low deflection, work lights (Not a gimmick), great dust collection, still as smooth as when i first got it, easy tilt. Minuses ; my digital readout is not accurate(don't use it anyway), heavy.
What was I thinking. I watched 5 options for my baseboards. You set me straight. Thks.
Thanks Joshua. It took me a few views to lock in on what you were doing, but once I did it made a world of difference. I watched a lot of other videos but none of them got to the point and explained it as efficiently as you did.
Thank you!!! You took something that was way too complicated in the old noodle and made it simple and easy to remember!
Thanks for getting to the point and helping me out. :) I hate the how to videos that take 5 mins to introduce themselves and another 5 to introduce what they're gonna do. Good job. :)
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ok so I have to give you a virtual high five here. You got straight to the point and were very clear. This video has saved so much frustration. Thank you times 10000!!!
OH..... my god! thank you!!!! my dyslexic brain was going CRAZY trying to parse how to cut these corners and I kept screwing it up! Your "Inside corners" = "you can see the inside of the molding" is SO simple and SO helpful. Between that and forgetting to mark which side of the quarter round touched the wall and which was on the floor, I thought I was going to ruin ever piece I cut. Thank you!!!
oh man - you ROCK -- This is EXACTLY the training I needed for all the moulding corners! yeah!!!
Thank You so much for showing me how to cut angles
Thanks. You helped me a lot. Other videos were not as clear.
Thank you, Thank you, finally a video I can understand. I now can finish of my flooring with nice cuts.
Thank you, very well explained, I finally get it
Straightforward & informative. Thanks for posting and helping this guy out!
Thanks for clear, concise instruction right to the point for cutting inside angles!
Thank you so much. You have explained so well and I appreciate it so very much! Keep up the good work as you are an excellent teacher.
Thank you so much. I was banging my head trying to figure out how to get my half rounds to mate in the corners.
Great, straightforward video. Thank you so much!!
Thanks for helping the old pea brain figure it out. Great no nonsense, no frills video.
Great video. Am now able to do inner and outer cuts thanks.
This was extremely helpful.
Thank you. You made it very easy for me to understand.
Thank you for showing me this! My work just tried to cheat me and I have to finish a job he started! This has helped me so much!
Great job easy to understand straight forward video Thanks for posting
Helpful video. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you so much! Just exactly what I needed to know!
Thank You I am cutting crown molding, Got the Makita and dont know how to use it, now I do. Better then a Miter box.
awesome video, we couldn't figure it out!!
Very good instruction and to the point! Thanks
Hey Joshua. Thanks for the very clear video. I have a more complex problem though. I'm converting the tack room on a small horse trailer and all of the corners are bizarre measurements (< or > 45 degrees). All corners are inside corners. I need crown moulding, baseboards and also moulding on all the inside wall corners. How do I go about measuring/cutting where THREE moulding pieces need to meet up? I'm stumped.
Thank you, great video.
LIFE SAVER....THANKS MAN... GOD BLESS YOU!!!!
getting easier for me to learn trim cuts.. thanks
Super duper helpful! Thanks!
Hi there. Great video! Can I ask you:
What kind of blade would you recommend for cutting base boards? 80teeth or 100 teeth?
Great video!
This was very helpful. Inside corners, outside corners! I knew there had to be a trick to it! Your explanation was simple and easy to remember. Thanks!!!
Good video. I do have a question, I just laid hard wood floors and am now to the quarter round portion. My outside corners are not 90degree angles, instead the walls are rounded and the existing molding is cut into three sections.
This was very helpful. Thank you!!!!!!!
quick and easy!
Great info!
Great demo. Solved my problems!!!!!!
awsome thank you.
thank you
What size blade/T# do you use for quarter rounds?
Currently adding cove moulding on a board and batten wall and I keep getting the wrong 45 angle to where it looks like a concave cut..... what is the trick? I've tried both miter shear and a saw and keep getting the same mistake - I'm not dumb but what am I doing wrong??
Thanks
THANKS.. nice job, kinda looking for how to do much bigger molding, I assume the same way? Also, wish I could have seen the saw better.
Nice vid thx
Many thanks for helping those of us that are novices. I'm putting quarter round in two bedrooms. The 1/4 round I have has a flat back, (if that makes sense) but it should come out the same huh?
It will come out the same. Some quarter round may have a 5/8" flat side on one side and a 3/4" flat side on another side. Keep this in mind while cutting. Example measurements used for explanation only.
how do i cut a 26.6 angle?
I'm sorry but I'm confused. You cut the same side twice?
Now how do you do this with a circular saw?
Joshua , 1. do you cope inside corners on quarter round like you would with baseboard ? In this video you didn`t but what is your normal practice ? 2. Do you ever splice two pieces together and then measure and miter the ends ?
Not Joshua, but maybe I can be of some help. 1.) You can not come quarter round, cove (shown in the video), square stock, etc. 2.) Yes. I prefer to cut the end of the first piece at a 22.5 degree miter and the beginning of the second piece also at a 22.5 degree miter. This will result in a 45 degree splice. Don't forget to glue and tack with nailer (nail size depends on size/type of trim). End of the second (or final piece if longer than two pieces) piece should have your inside or outside corner. Think ahead and plan your work to have fewer splices as they will show and take away from the overall appearance of the project.
+robertb6964 Robert - Thank you for the information. I had one splice i had to do on a 17 foot piece of baseboard but then screwed up and had to do another because of poor workmanship on my part .( I did not have the piece perfectly horizontal when i cut the mitre so that the cope was off as well .) Fortunately , (or unfortunately depending on how you look at it ) my brother came by to do the nailing for me and made me fix several of my mistakes .It all got done and with the help of a LITTLE caulking it does not look bad .However , i think it would be better and faster to do the splices in the shop before you cut the ends but I did not know if that was acceptable so THANK YOU!
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Great to see that woodprix has new instructions to save my money and energy to build it.
How come your fingers are still there? Are they fake?
NOW.....
Thank you for not putting all the safety shit in your videos!!!!
Phillip your screwed
Your next vid should be about safety...
Prescription glasses aren't safety glasses!
You should also have some gloves on for those that you're teaching who are new, should know safety first above all else
if you buy the saw the warnings come with it. cotton wool is running low due to people having excessive amounts wrapped around them
Your comment is irrelevant and a low-level intelligence
Look, I don't mean to be rude...but what are gloves going to do in this situation? You are going to lose dexterity and possibly grip on the work piece. And OSHA simply recommends side shields with prescription glasses. Safety has gotten a tad bit out of hand in construction. If you would like to have him talk about safety then look at the concerns such as: others standing on the back side of the saw (flying debris), letting the blade come to a rest before bringing the saw back up, others wielding long objects nearby while one is using a rotating tool such as a miter saw, supporting the work piece, etc. Best of luck to you.
+robertb6964-------- thanks, I'll keep my fingers crossed?
+couchpoet1 to the point i thought.
Thanks