Cutting Complex Corner Cap Blocks
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What happens here
Sam demonstrates the process of cutting cap blocks to fit the wall's corners. He explains the distinction between an 'inside 90-degree' cut and an 'outside 90-degree' cut, drawing diagrams on the blocks. For inside corners, a cut side meets a rough side, which is difficult to make flush. For outside corners, two split ends meet. He highlights that cap blocks require scoring both sides and constant rotation for a clean break, unlike regular blocks that can be split by hitting the back. This precise work minimizes material waste due to incorrect cuts.
Goal: Sam explains the intricate process of cutting cap blocks for inside and outside 90-degree corners, detailing the differences and required techniques.
Tools and materials
- Chisel/Pry Bar
- Grease Pencil / Marker
- Hammer
- Milwaukee Reciprocating Saw Milwaukee
- Speed Square / Triangle Ruler
- Concrete Cap Blocks
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