How to cut crown moulding flat.
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Quick demo on cutting crown moulding flat.
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Hey man, thank you. This really helped me out on a restoration/rebuild of a box gutter today.
Only works on 38 degree spring angle. 45 degree won’t work on those setting. Learned that the hard way!
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Upside down backwards on a 45 helped me out. Thanks for showing this your way is less confusing lol
Less confusing until you have to cut a 46° angle or something. Upside down is the way to go unless all your angles are perfect 45°
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Doesn't work for all crown
Yeah. Crown comes in several different angles.
Works for 52/38° which is the common spring angle for crown molding that is sold at the big box stores and lumberyards… The other angle for crown is 45/45° which is uncommon
@@hmtrimworks7148 lol there are way more different angled crowns then that, we used to install a 5/4 x8 crown that we had to compound miter at 18° x 53°
@@jamesboxold9671 I would have to say the 8“ x 5/4 crown that you said you installed by cutting a 18/53° miter would have to be a custom made product… but the average guy/contractor that is going installing crown in the average house with the average height walls he’s going to be using 52/38° (common) or 45/45° (uncommon) which is why Dewalt put detents on their saw in that (common crown) position…
8 inch crown like you said you installed is for walls 12 feet or higher… Not common in the average house or install…
-To get your crown size you take your wall height in inches and divide by 16 and that’ll give you the largest crown you should use on that wall… I use a three piece crown built up to 6 inches on 8 foot walls
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You could divide the wall height in feet by 1.33 and get the same answer.
W6ither way is fine. I have never heard that rule of thumb to get the "proper" crown size. I like that. I guess it is really a matter of taste. For your 3-piece 6" crown, I suppose you out a 1x4 on the ceiling and a 1x4 on the wall with the crown "connecting" them?
For example: A smaller room such as a bathroom wouldn't get the same size as a living room even though the ceiling heights are the same. I mean, it could but, it is a matter of taste.
You only showed making 50% of the cuts required.
How about 22s for rounded edge walls
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I find 31.55 almost as good
Why wouldn't you just cut it nested
What are you going to do if the crown is larger than your fence?
Doesnt work for inside corners. I need to put to 35 instead of 31.9 on my house
now let's see a 22.5 corner
Helps a lot thanks for sharing knowledge..
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Doesn't always work, compound cuts depend on the spring angles. You're better off learning to nest the crown and cut it accurately.
Your correct. But cutting flat does always work. You have to make adjustments according to your spring angle. This demo is for the most common.
You can't do it your way if the crown is larger than the fence of your saw. In that case, laying it flat is the only way.
@@RalphSampson... what kind of crown are you cutting that a 12" mitre saw fence can't cut lol. 24" crown? lol
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90% of the time works everytime
Tf you mean reverse for left side
Turn the saw in the opposite direction. Same angles
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Wrong advice, this guy just wants the views , as they said different spring angles require different compound angles
Still, the idea is accurate for cutting flat. Sometimes you have to cut flat if the crown is larger than your fence.
It is the most common. That's why all the saw companies put the detents at those angles on their saws. There are always exceptions in life.
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