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Step 3: Follow Picture System for Molding Orientation

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The third step addresses a common difficulty in crown molding cutting: visualizing the molding's orientation for cuts (often described as 'upside down and backwards'). The 'CutNCrown' jig features a clear 'picture system' on its back. This visual guide shows exactly how to position the crown molding in the jig for various cuts, simplifying the process and minimizing errors.

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out. Read the arrow that says corner. Divide that number by two. That's your saw setting. So if your corner is 88, set your saw to 44. You're going to make a perfect 88. The third step is to eliminate having to think upside down and backwards. That's where most mistakes are made. So we have a picture system right on the back. So all you have to do, use the right jig, measure your corner, follow the pictures, you'll get it right. The last problem I had to fix was when you buy your molding and it's long and flimsy, it's going to fall off your stand. So, I have a special

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