How to Install Quarter Round by Seneca Millwork

[@cameronmurie]

That is some neat work. Cheers - it helped me with my kitchen install.

[@b3owu1f]

Not sure OP will respond.. but when he was nailing at the angle, the angle didnt look at all like it would go into the wall. Mostly in thru the baseboard but it looked like it could reach the floor with 2" 18ga nails. I assumed I should go in at a less angle that ensures it will pass thru baseboard and in to wall a little bit. Figure 3/4" give or take on the roundover, and 1/2" on baseboard, should put about 1/2" to 3/4" in to wall, and that is usually 1/2" thick too. So there wouldn't be much in to wood if it were to land at the 2x4 base inside the wall. Right?

[@rmc_outdoors2667]

I saw not to nail closer than 4" from the outside ends...but I think you did that in the video?

[@mich8261]

Some good tips in this video but you didn’t tell us how to measure the proper angle after determining it was not 45° (for an outside corner).

[@esobeegarage]

Yeah, I was also hoping they'd chat about that.

[@DanDan-os6hd]

Just get two scrap pieces and cut different angles until you find the perfect fit.

[@thomascancglin1819]

nice demonstration, thanks

[@melvinreece4006]

Great video and instructions

[@3rdGenFireChicken]

Good video. But suck overkill for installing 1/4 especially with taping it before you cut it

[@MM-sq5pf]

Would a 1 1/4" Brad nail work for 11/16" qr?

[@starlondon7547]

THANKS man

[@johnnyhoward8139]

Show how you cut it.

[@erikbostrom.9318]

Not good. Doesnt explain how to perfect the angle.

[@jeehadperez1377]

You’re not making any money working that way buddy 😂