Recap of Nested Cutting Principles

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Cutting crown nested

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The video concludes by reiterating the fundamental rules for nested crown molding cuts: always remember that the saw's bed represents the ceiling, and the saw's fence represents the wall. The crown molding must be held firmly and perfectly set between these two points on the saw. This method requires only miter adjustments (left or right 45 degrees) and no bevel adjustments (tilt of the blade). By consistently applying this, clean and accurate crown molding corners can be achieved.

Goal: Reinforce understanding of nested crown molding cutting.

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Miter Saw Ridgid — Demonstrating the principles of nested cutting

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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 catch you guys later. Peace.

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