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Complete Outside Corner and Fasten

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Cutting crown nested

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What happens here

For the second piece of the outside corner, swing the miter saw to the opposing 45-degree angle. Place the crown molding in the nested position, just as before, ensuring the correct spring angle (the wall side against the fence, ceiling side on the bed). Make the cut. Once both pieces are cut, fit them together to form the outside corner. Use a nail gun to secure the molding to the wall/ceiling structure.

Goal: Complete the outside 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 to the wall/ceiling
  • Safety Glasses — Protecting eyes from flying debris and fasteners

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sit the same way that it's going to sit on your wall. So, we want our 45 to go this way. Put your second piece on the wall, mark which way you want to make your cut. Swing your miter 45° the other way. Make sure you got your spring angle perfect. Put it where you want it. That's an outside corner. Now, for an inside corner, your miter's going to go this way. Put it on your bed, adjust your miter. Same deal for this side. We want to

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