@19:07 ish.....a tip......when I mark my crown for a cut line, I also lightly mark the crown molding the angle of the miter cut. This way, in case I forget, while walking to miter saw .The pencil line will tell me which angle to cut.
I am so impressed with the video clearly explain step by step no loud music playing in the background to distract us from hearing what you saying so I give you 10 Stars thanks for sharing this video it was very helpful
I’ve been improving the quality of my videos over time. Each video I try to make it better than the one before. I hope all of your projects are going well. Thanks for watching!
One of the best instructional video I’ve ever seen on installing crown molding! Showing both methods of cutting the molding was extremely helpful and your explanation was flawless!
I have been doing a few woodworking projects with almost zero knowledge. So RUclips has been my best friend lately. I have watched so many videos about a multitude of things and have never seen one this good, this comprehensive, this easily understandable, and this amazing! Thank you!!
THANK YOU SWEET JEEBUS! I've been pulling my hair put trying to cut molding to top some columns surrounding my patio and yours is the ONLY video that clearly and concisely laid out all the pertinent information I needed to stop F#$*ing up all this nice trim I just bought. If we ever meet, beers are on me my friend! you sir are a gentleman and a scholar 🫡
Absolutely great video, I have watched it so many times and each time I gain more confidence as I prepare myself to install my crown molding, Excellent Laborer, you are the BEST
Thank you so much! Crown molding can be intimidating, but with the right attitude it is possible. I always got to have a refresher myself before tackling crown molding because there are several things to keep in mind. Good luck with your project!
Nailed it again!!! Thank you so much. I’ve got the confidence now to install my own crown. Thanks for helping me get my kitchen done in the land of ghost contractors!!
This is an excellent video. I installed my new cabinets over a year ago, but still have not installed the crown molding, because I was not confident enough to do it correctly. Your video has given me the confidence to do it. Thanks!
Two views from one subscriber is the ultimate goal! I am honored that you took your time to watch it again. I did put in a lot of information about the topic in this one. Somethings don’t require a lot of details, but this crown molding video did. I hope your job is going well. Have a good day and thanks again!
Great to hear! After you wrap your mind around the concept it usually isn’t too bad to get the hang of it. I’m glad this video is helpful for you. Good luck with your crown molding!
If you're outside, you're standing tall (top). If you're inside, you're sitting down (on your bottom). That's how I remember which corner needs to be longer for inside and outside corners.
Excellent! Just amazing. Your instructions will make a layman a pro with a bit of practice. I subbed which is very rare for me, goes to show my high level of confidence and trust in your presentation and skill.
If you want to perfect your miters, use a sharp thin knife to mark your cut lines and CA glue to join them before install. Just match your pieces up in place beforehand so that they going to give you a perfect fit. It works beautifully. Nice job on the process.
Hey Josh, again, great video. I’d like to see you finish the project with how & what filler you find works the best & how you painted the crown so it looks like a extension of the cabinetry, Thanks again for all your efforts!
It was easy to fill in those areas using 8th inch filler board ripped down a 3/16th or 1/4 inch wide. Then just caulk and paint like the rest of the trim. It actually looks really good! I’ll post a picture on my community tab tomorrow. Thanks for watching!
Very good information. The long run where you needed to add a piece to the corner. You have the seam in the WRONG place. The seam needs to be at the edge of the cabinet NOT above the door. With the way that you did the seam when the door is installed and your eyes look at the beautiful wood door and move up to the crown you see a seam. With the seam at the edge of the cabinet (or between doors for a double door cabinet) you only see the beautiful crown and NOT a seam. Now you crown is 8 feet long, stand back and determine where the seam would be the less obvious to the homeowner. Now the seam that you are using WILL cause a problem when the humidity changes in that kitchen (and it will with cooking etc.). When the wood of the cabinets expands because of changes in temperature etc the crown being pushed from each end of that run, the seam will take all of the pressure and the top piece of your seam will be forced to move and NOW you have a ridge to that seam. The CORRECT way to do that seam is a square BUTT seam. The butt seam is a shorter cut than your angle cut therefore with a shorter seam there is less for the homeowner to see. With the BUTT seam you can place a block of wood on the back side to draw the 2 pieces together. With your angle cut seam it can be cut to the right or the left. There again you have to stand back and decide which way to cut it so when the homeowner will NOT look into the edge of the seam but look at the top piece of crown. I worked for a cabinet company for 23 years doing service on million dollar plus homes. When you install light valance/rail do the seams the same way. Before you do the RETURN piece of crown do the front piece that way you can mark it with your pencil then install the already cut return piece. PancoastJ@bellsouth.net
" Worked for a cabinet company for 23 years doing service on million dollar plus homes." Yet here you are, commenting on how to to butt seams. Multimillion dollar houses don't have ANY seams in their crown trim. (Actually, most houses do not) Why? Because they pay for custom lengths (longer than 16' if required) I actually suspect that the dude in the video deliberately added a seam, so he could show his viewers a method of install if they screw up ( because they will) You, on the other hand, are just flappin' your lips...... carry on.
I also was taught to do a butt seam on crown and base but I use a glued nailing block behind the seam on crown to shoot nails into both sides of seams.
Hey man let me just start by saying I think you have one of the most informative construction channels on RUclips and this is a great video. I just want to throw around a few tips that may help in the future. #1-On end cabinets where the face frames overhang, I usually use a filler strip with a reveal that compliments whatever crown is being used. In the past I would notch the face frame but I didn't like the way that it impacted the profile from a straight on view so I stopped doing that. #2- If you have color match paint, then you can use regular high quality pre-primed crown of any length in order to avoid any scarf joints. #3-I like using a 3/8 crown stapler for miters. I never liked the way cabinet crown was kind of floating in no man's land so I started using my M12 stapler to staple through the top flat part of the crown that would normally be sitting up tight to the ceiling. I also send a few staples in the backs of the miters. They will never be seen and it helps while glue dries as well as longevity. #4- Not that an 18g isn't perfectly fine, but I've been using a 21g nailer for my cabinet crown for a while now and it has good hold and leaves a smaller hole. Keep up the good work sir.
I have never used a 21 gauge finish nailer. With typical Home construction I have not ran into the need for it. Yes I get the color matching paint from the manufacturer. I will fill in the 8th inch overhang and paint them after a patch all the nail holes as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@TheExcellentLaborer Ya it's definitely not a necessary nailer for most arsenals. I just use it because I have it. Mostly for small trims and cabinet crown.
Hey brother I enjoyed and learned from your video, as always. Can I make a safety suggestion? Best practice is never cross your hands when using miter saw. Its a bit awkward using your nondominany hand the first few times, but you quickly get used to it and its a lot safer. Thanks again for the video!
Build a small cabinet for my mudroom. I decided to put crown on top. I've never had more failures and issues with a piece of trim. I cannot for the life of me get the corners to align. test piece after test piece. they do not align. A good example of what mine doesn't do, is around 20:28, he's aligning to make a cut at one end. His pre-cut piece aligns perfectly. That.. right there.. how in the holy mother of all that is holy does he do that?
Learned an important piece of information from this video that no other instructional videos addressed. The spring angle on a 52/38 degree crown molding is dependent on which end you chose to use as top and bottom. There is a chart on the internet that lists crown molding and bevel angles for all wall angles. The problem is it does not specify what is the spring angle as defined in this video. Consequentially, you could end up cutting the wrong angles if your installation is the reverse of what is considered top and bottom of the crown molding.
Very nicely put together video. For kitchen fit outs I guess you are mostly dealing with 90 degree angles but what if you find yourself cutting mitres to imperfect wall corners that aren't 90 degree?
This video is extremely helpful, and I look forward to viewing your other videos. I am not sure if this question has been asked and answered but what method do you use to fill in the gap on the side of the cabinet that is left after the crown wraps around the stile on the corner.
Have you ever used collins clamps or pinch dogs to close joints tight instead of blue tape? Just a thought. Love your channel, great instruction and tips. Keep up the good work!
@@TheExcellentLaborer, Trust me my friend, the coping saw is the number one best friend when doing crown molding, base board or trim work, he the coping saw will handle any bullshit we WILL find in every corner in every house or building.
Hey great video explaining in details ! I've used on crown 23 gauge nailer which gave very tiny holes. I'm just curious why did you use 18 over 22 or 23.. and do you think it would hold on the long run
Would you happen to know the name of the molding you nailed the crown to? I just started doing my cabinets first time iv ever done crown but when I just used the crown it looks like it needs something else… thanks love your videos
hi, in your second method that i prefer, not sure when to flip and not to flip, is there a reason why you are flipping and i could not understand that..
I am a fun of DeWalt tools but for some reason I end up buying a Jet miter saw and it will go right it's just that the bevel is one side is not beveling both side the thing about the world to sell good product but it costs so much money for it but I'm satisfied with my miter saw it's a jet brand
i have a question !!!!!! which state you are recording ? i have my general B state test the next coming month , in im trying to get a lot of imf but , like you said follow the state codes😁
@@TheExcellentLaborer they sent a replacement piece that replaced the plastic with metal. Mine was cracked and ready to fly off. Good thing I changed it out.
I thought so too. Also, the doors hide the bottom reveal a little. Would have looked nicer if the crown protruded to the same 'forwardness' of the doors.
You patch the holes and touch up the paint afterward. They should be invisible when you're finished. Trim is typically installed with a nailgun like this. I've seen baseboards glued before, but not crown molding.
@@TheExcellentLaborer Thanks I bought one of those cheap $10 manual miter saws that comes in plastic (along with a manual saw) and has all the angles needed to cut. I need to cut baseboards and trim around doors and windows - so this video is right on time.,
Thanks for sharing all the basic information on crown work. Having to learn this years ago it always was a great go back to if needed. As years of cabinetry work, crown work was my favorite. I've been able to hold the basic 45° crown up to 6" in the miter saw as if it was on the wall or cabinets. Also I have always back mitered in side corners only and cope them in case a corner was not a true 90°. Tricky if you've never done it this way. All in all, the finished product is what matters and everything secure. Taller crown going to a ceiling, blocking is a great idea to prevent spaces to appear years down the road from any type of movement. Glueing is always important as well. Wonderful video Josh. 👏🏻🔨
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@19:07 ish.....a tip......when I mark my crown for a cut line, I also lightly mark the crown molding the angle of the miter cut. This way, in case I forget, while walking to miter saw .The pencil line will tell me which angle to cut.
I am so impressed with the video clearly explain step by step no loud music playing in the background to distract us from hearing what you saying so I give you 10 Stars thanks for sharing this video it was very helpful
I’ve been improving the quality of my videos over time. Each video I try to make it better than the one before. I hope all of your projects are going well. Thanks for watching!
One of the best instructional video I’ve ever seen on installing crown molding! Showing both methods of cutting the molding was extremely helpful and your explanation was flawless!
I appreciate that Dan! I wanted to show birth methods so that way people knew there is more than one way to do it. Good luck with your projects!
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By far the best video on YT that covers this. My husband struggled yesterday to try to cut them and I think I can handle it now. Thank you!
I never comment on RUclips videos, but you my man are a great teacher !
Bang! Leave my comment before watching your video. Really like the way you present the basic behind the molding! Hats off.
I have watched about a 100 videos and your instructions are the best! It finally clicked after watching this video!
Great to know! I’m glad it finally made sense to you. I appreciate you watching. Good luck with your project!
I have been doing a few woodworking projects with almost zero knowledge. So RUclips has been my best friend lately. I have watched so many videos about a multitude of things and have never seen one this good, this comprehensive, this easily understandable, and this amazing! Thank you!!
THANK YOU SWEET JEEBUS! I've been pulling my hair put trying to cut molding to top some columns surrounding my patio and yours is the ONLY video that clearly and concisely laid out all the pertinent information I needed to stop F#$*ing up all this nice trim I just bought. If we ever meet, beers are on me my friend! you sir are a gentleman and a scholar 🫡
You're welcome, young lad! I got you!
Absolutely great video, I have watched it so many times and each time I gain more confidence as I prepare myself to install my crown molding, Excellent Laborer, you are the BEST
Thank you so much! Crown molding can be intimidating, but with the right attitude it is possible. I always got to have a refresher myself before tackling crown molding because there are several things to keep in mind. Good luck with your project!
Nailed it again!!! Thank you so much. I’ve got the confidence now to install my own crown. Thanks for helping me get my kitchen done in the land of ghost contractors!!
I truly appreciate you and your time spent help me and helping people. Thank you for everything, God bless you
Great job young man may God Almighty continue to bless your work
From Philippines working now in Dubai thanks for info great help
Excellent detailed instruction. You're an articulate and logical teacher. Thank you so much!
I appreciate that. I try to make videos that I would want to watch to learn from. I’m glad you like them. Good luck on your projects!
This is an excellent video. I installed my new cabinets over a year ago, but still have not installed the crown molding, because I was not confident enough to do it correctly. Your video has given me the confidence to do it. Thanks!
Practice on something before you do it if you want to get a feel for it. After you do it’s game on! Thanks for watching!
Wow, great explanation. I also sew and that helps me with my orientation. Never could get any one to explain it like you’ve done. Thanks
I’m glad you like the video. I try to keep things simple and straight to the point. Thanks for watching!
Great video, very good example of the complete process .NICE!!
@@mike-vw1zn Thanks,I appreciate that! Always look forward to comments like this that keep me motivated to make videos. Stay tuned for more!
I’m sure that will be the go to video on cabinet installation, keep up the good work
watching it again today over lunch ... you made a great video and educational just like all of them
Two views from one subscriber is the ultimate goal! I am honored that you took your time to watch it again. I did put in a lot of information about the topic in this one. Somethings don’t require a lot of details, but this crown molding video did. I hope your job is going well. Have a good day and thanks again!
Thank you for this video easy one by far. I can finally understand how to accomplish this task after messing up a couple of pieces of trim.
Great to hear! After you wrap your mind around the concept it usually isn’t too bad to get the hang of it. I’m glad this video is helpful for you. Good luck with your crown molding!
If you're outside, you're standing tall (top). If you're inside, you're sitting down (on your bottom). That's how I remember which corner needs to be longer for inside and outside corners.
You explain so simply and thoroughly. Thank you for the education.
Much appreciation
One Word for this vid "EXCELLENT" Thank you.
Excellent! Just amazing. Your instructions will make a layman a pro with a bit of practice. I subbed which is very rare for me, goes to show my high level of confidence and trust in your presentation and skill.
I appreciate that. I try to make my videos easy to understand. Thank you for your comment!
Thanks. I wrote the crown molding angles on my knowhow note pad.
Good idea! I have notes saved in my phone from over several years on construction related stuff. Thanks for watching!
If you want to perfect your miters, use a sharp thin knife to mark your cut lines and CA glue to join them before install. Just match your pieces up in place beforehand so that they going to give you a perfect fit. It works beautifully. Nice job on the process.
Hey Josh, again, great video. I’d like to see you finish the project with how & what filler you find works the best & how you painted the crown so it looks like a extension of the cabinetry, Thanks again for all your efforts!
It was easy to fill in those areas using 8th inch filler board ripped down a 3/16th or 1/4 inch wide. Then just caulk and paint like the rest of the trim. It actually looks really good! I’ll post a picture on my community tab tomorrow. Thanks for watching!
I posted a image on my community tab of this explanation. Hope that helps!
Very good information. The long run where you needed to add a piece to the corner. You have the seam in the WRONG place. The seam needs to be at the edge of the cabinet NOT above the door. With the way that you did the seam when the door is installed and your eyes look at the beautiful wood door and move up to the crown you see a seam. With the seam at the edge of the cabinet (or between doors for a double door cabinet) you only see the beautiful crown and NOT a seam. Now you crown is 8 feet long, stand back and determine where the seam would be the less obvious to the homeowner. Now the seam that you are using WILL cause a problem when the humidity changes in that kitchen (and it will with cooking etc.). When the wood of the cabinets expands because of changes in temperature etc the crown being pushed from each end of that run, the seam will take all of the pressure and the top piece of your seam will be forced to move and NOW you have a ridge to that seam. The CORRECT way to do that seam is a square BUTT seam. The butt seam is a shorter cut than your angle cut therefore with a shorter seam there is less for the homeowner to see. With the BUTT seam you can place a block of wood on the back side to draw the 2 pieces together. With your angle cut seam it can be cut to the right or the left. There again you have to stand back and decide which way to cut it so when the homeowner will NOT look into the edge of the seam but look at the top piece of crown. I worked for a cabinet company for 23 years doing service on million dollar plus homes. When you install light valance/rail do the seams the same way. Before you do the RETURN piece of crown do the front piece that way you can mark it with your pencil then install the already cut return piece. PancoastJ@bellsouth.net
" Worked for a cabinet company for 23 years doing service on million dollar plus homes."
Yet here you are, commenting on how to to butt seams. Multimillion dollar houses don't have ANY seams in their crown trim. (Actually, most houses do not) Why? Because they pay for custom lengths (longer than 16' if required) I actually suspect that the dude in the video deliberately added a seam, so he could show his viewers a method of install if they screw up ( because they will) You, on the other hand, are just flappin' your lips...... carry on.
I also was taught to do a butt seam on crown and base but I use a glued nailing block behind the seam on crown to shoot nails into both sides of seams.
Very detailed and clear explanation, thank you.
Excellent job on this …. Hope your weekend has been a great one
Thank you Thor!
Thank you so much!! This was incredibly helpful and exactly what I needed to understand the angles.
Hey man let me just start by saying I think you have one of the most informative construction channels on RUclips and this is a great video. I just want to throw around a few tips that may help in the future. #1-On end cabinets where the face frames overhang, I usually use a filler strip with a reveal that compliments whatever crown is being used. In the past I would notch the face frame but I didn't like the way that it impacted the profile from a straight on view so I stopped doing that. #2- If you have color match paint, then you can use regular high quality pre-primed crown of any length in order to avoid any scarf joints. #3-I like using a 3/8 crown stapler for miters. I never liked the way cabinet crown was kind of floating in no man's land so I started using my M12 stapler to staple through the top flat part of the crown that would normally be sitting up tight to the ceiling. I also send a few staples in the backs of the miters. They will never be seen and it helps while glue dries as well as longevity. #4- Not that an 18g isn't perfectly fine, but I've been using a 21g nailer for my cabinet crown for a while now and it has good hold and leaves a smaller hole. Keep up the good work sir.
I have never used a 21 gauge finish nailer. With typical Home construction I have not ran into the need for it. Yes I get the color matching paint from the manufacturer. I will fill in the 8th inch overhang and paint them after a patch all the nail holes as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@TheExcellentLaborer Ya it's definitely not a necessary nailer for most arsenals. I just use it because I have it. Mostly for small trims and cabinet crown.
THID VIDEO IS GREAT. THANKS FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT & TIME!
Nice explanation for cutting crown
Thank you for explaining everything very well👍🏻that’s exactly what i was looking for🫡
You are welcome Israel!
Amazing video. I loved the explanation for the angles.
Hey brother I enjoyed and learned from your video, as always. Can I make a safety suggestion? Best practice is never cross your hands when using miter saw. Its a bit awkward using your nondominany hand the first few times, but you quickly get used to it and its a lot safer. Thanks again for the video!
Hey Allen! I appreciate any input my viewers give me. I will definitely take that into consideration. Thanks for watching!
A sido de mucha ayuda tu video. 😅 me ayuda mucho a mi trabajo GRACIAS
Build a small cabinet for my mudroom. I decided to put crown on top. I've never had more failures and issues with a piece of trim. I cannot for the life of me get the corners to align. test piece after test piece. they do not align. A good example of what mine doesn't do, is around 20:28, he's aligning to make a cut at one end. His pre-cut piece aligns perfectly. That.. right there.. how in the holy mother of all that is holy does he do that?
Learned an important piece of information from this video that no other instructional videos addressed. The spring angle on a 52/38 degree crown molding is dependent on which end you chose to use as top and bottom. There is a chart on the internet that lists crown molding and bevel angles for all wall angles. The problem is it does not specify what is the spring angle as defined in this video. Consequentially, you could end up cutting the wrong angles if your installation is the reverse of what is considered top and bottom of the crown molding.
Thanks. I have crown with step molding at house and trying to figure out how it was done for remodel work.
Good information, even I can do this. Appreciate you.
It’s definitely a DIY task. You are welcome. Good luck with your project!
Good job thank you for teaching me
You are welcome. Thanks for watching!
Thank you for making this video I was loosing my mind
You are welcome! Crown molding can be complicated, so I knew this video would help somebody. Thanks for watching!
Thanks. Great video.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Awesome video, thank you!
Great idea 💡 👍 👏
Thank you Anthony!
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A true professinal
Very nicely put together video. For kitchen fit outs I guess you are mostly dealing with 90 degree angles but what if you find yourself cutting mitres to imperfect wall corners that aren't 90 degree?
Cope the crown for inside corners, bullnose it for outside corners.
This video is extremely helpful, and I look forward to viewing your other videos. I am not sure if this question has been asked and answered but what method do you use to fill in the gap on the side of the cabinet that is left after the crown wraps around the stile on the corner.
Great skill 👍
Have you ever used collins clamps or pinch dogs to close joints tight instead of blue tape? Just a thought. Love your channel, great instruction and tips. Keep up the good work!
I have not used that method but yes it would be a good one. I appreciate your nice comment. Thanks for watching!
Very well explained
Thanks lots of great info....
Thank you!
Do not forget to have a coping saw all the time, best friend when doing trim and crown molding work.
A coping saw is handy to have around with different methods for sure.
@@TheExcellentLaborer, Trust me my friend, the coping saw is the number one best friend when doing crown molding, base board or trim work, he the coping saw will handle any bullshit we WILL find in every corner in every house or building.
@@TheExcellentLaborer, I enjoy your videos you are a very good guy smart one keep the good work and spirit.
Thanks brother 🙏 💙
Hey great video explaining in details ! I've used on crown 23 gauge nailer which gave very tiny holes. I'm just curious why did you use 18 over 22 or 23.. and do you think it would hold on the long run
Great video. Can you help me with diagonal cabinet crown mold?
Good job
Man
Thank you
You are welcome! Good luck with your crown molding!
@@TheExcellentLaborer thank you very much
I learned a lot from you
Assalamo alaikom ( peace be upon you)
Very nice
Would you happen to know the name of the molding you nailed the crown to? I just started doing my cabinets first time iv ever done crown but when I just used the crown it looks like it needs something else… thanks love your videos
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I appreciate that. Thank you!
How to cut to get inside corner of 22.5 degree angle using the chart method for a crown molding 38/52 spring angle?
You're the BEST.
I appreciate you!
What if my uppers are oak from ikea, how do I make the crown match?
hi, in your second method that i prefer, not sure when to flip and not to flip, is there a reason why you are flipping and i could not understand that..
I would highly recommend using 23 gauge on crown molding in case the owner does not want any caulking touching the crown molding for whatever reason
I am a fun of DeWalt tools but for some reason I end up buying a Jet miter saw and it will go right it's just that the bevel is one side is not beveling both side the thing about the world to sell good product but it costs so much money for it but I'm satisfied with my miter saw it's a jet brand
I have never tried that brand. Dewalt makes a great tool. Ridgid is good as well. I appreciate you watching Anthony!
For flat cutting crown molding is to set the miter at 31.6 and tilt at 33.9 , but you set it at 35 and 30 , what’s the difference here ?
ref panel before rown small scmolding make even :)
Indeed after a few Redbulls, few hundred videos , good to go 😆😹
i have a question !!!!!! which state you are recording ? i have my general B state test the next coming month , in im trying to get a lot of imf but , like you said follow the state codes😁
What is there's an integrated base
Was your Dewalt saw part of the recall? My 779 was. Easy fix
It was not. Mine is dodged it. Was yours? I love the saw!
@@TheExcellentLaborer they sent a replacement piece that replaced the plastic with metal. Mine was cracked and ready to fly off. Good thing I changed it out.
On the end panel I use scribe trim to fill the gap . So no painting.
Where are you located i need a contractor like you.
Looks like the cuts were upside down in the lesson but very helpful!!
I thought so too. Also, the doors hide the bottom reveal a little. Would have looked nicer if the crown protruded to the same 'forwardness' of the doors.
This crown moulding is being installed upside down!! The Scotia part of the crown belongs on the bottom.
The holes left by the nails are as ugly as they can be: is there a way to install it without the nailgun?
You patch the holes and touch up the paint afterward. They should be invisible when you're finished. Trim is typically installed with a nailgun like this. I've seen baseboards glued before, but not crown molding.
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First - I see cutting properly I'm there
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@@TheExcellentLaborer Thanks I bought one of those cheap $10 manual miter saws that comes in plastic (along with a manual saw) and has all the angles needed to cut. I need to cut baseboards and trim around doors and windows - so this video is right on time.,
Thanks for sharing all the basic information on crown work. Having to learn this years ago it always was a great go back to if needed. As years of cabinetry work, crown work was my favorite. I've been able to hold the basic 45° crown up to 6" in the miter saw as if it was on the wall or cabinets. Also I have always back mitered in side corners only and cope them in case a corner was not a true 90°. Tricky if you've never done it this way. All in all, the finished product is what matters and everything secure. Taller crown going to a ceiling, blocking is a great idea to prevent spaces to appear years down the road from any type of movement. Glueing is always important as well. Wonderful video Josh. 👏🏻🔨
Do your best, caulk the rest.
Yes! In 100 yrs it won’t matter. Thanks for watching!
It looks like the crown is behind the doors could someone correct my vision
Luckily your fingers are still there after using those little pieces
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i have yet to find a customer that didnt want their crown all the way to the ceiling
very nice job
I appreciate that. Thank you!