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Complete Inside Corner and Fasten

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Cutting crown nested

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What happens here

For the second piece of the inside corner, swing the miter saw to the opposing 45-degree angle (opposite to the first cut for this corner). Position the crown molding in the nested manner, ensuring its stability against the saw's bed and fence. Make the cut. Once both pieces are cut, fit them together to create the inside corner. Then, use a nail gun to secure the crown molding in place on the wall/ceiling structure.

Goal: Complete the inside corner joint and secure it.

Tools and materials

  • Crown Molding — The material being cut and installed
  • Miter Saw Ridgid — Making the second 45-degree cut
  • Nail Gun Ridgid — Securing the crown molding

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this way. Put it on your bed, adjust your miter. Same deal for this side. We want to miter away from our corner and cut. That's your inside miter. Get it to where you want it. That's how you cut inside corner nested. So, just remember, your bed is your ceiling, your fence is your wall. Keep your crown perfectly set between the two of them, no bevel, just miter. Anyways, I got stuff to do. I'll

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