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Cut Outside Corner Left Piece ('Outside Same' with Flip)

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Cutting crown with single bevel saws

What happens here

To cut the left piece for an outside corner, place the crown molding right side up on the left side of the miter saw's table. Again, the wall edge should be against the fence and the ceiling edge on the table. Keep the saw's bevel set to the right and perform a miter cut to the left. This completes the 'outside same' pair for the corner, as the crown is flipped but the saw's bevel direction is maintained.

Goal: Successfully cut the left crown molding piece for an outside corner using the 'flip' technique.

Tools and materials

  • Crown Molding Piece — The material being cut for the left outside corner
  • Miter Saw — Making the miter and bevel cuts

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is just flip it upside down. That's an inside corner. Outside corner, we're going to put our right piece on our right fence. Our miter is going to go to the right side, so we can cut this one normally. Since we can't bevel this way, we're just going to flip our left side piece. Get them where you want them, nail them up. Get it where you want it. Just like that. Outside corner. You don't need a fancy saw to cut crown molding. Your saw doesn't need a flip,

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