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Make the First Crown Molding Cut

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Perfect Crown Molding First Time! #woodworking #wood #diy

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What happens here

Now, prepare to make the first cut. Take the previously selected CutNCrown jig and position it on the miter saw. Place a piece of crown molding into the jig, carefully orienting it as instructed by the visual guides (pictures) directly on the jig itself. These guides show the correct placement for various cut types, such as 'outside right' or 'outside left.' Once the molding is securely in place within the jig and your miter saw is set to the angle determined from the protractor measurement, engage the saw and make the first cut through the molding.

Goal: Accurately cut the first piece of crown molding.

Tools and materials

  • Crown Molding — The material being cut for installation
  • CutNCrown Jig CutNCrown — Holding the crown molding at the correct angle on the miter saw
  • Miter Saw Milwaukee FUEL — Making precise angled cuts on the crown molding

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are not square. It comes with a patented protractor that measures your corner. Read the arrow that says corner, divide by two. That's your saw setting. The third step is, don't let anyone tell you they need to train you how to think upside down and backwards. All you have to do is look at the picture. You put the molding in the jig like the picture shows. You make the cut. All you have to do to be perfect is remember, spin the jig 180°. Do the opposite and now you have a perfect

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