Make the Second Crown Molding Cut and Assemble
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What happens here
To create a complete and perfectly matched corner, you will now make the second cut. After completing the first cut, rotate the CutNCrown jig by 180 degrees. This reorients the jig to facilitate the opposing cut needed for the other side of the corner joint. Take the second piece of crown molding and place it into the reoriented jig, again ensuring its position aligns with the visual instructions on the jig. Make the cut with the miter saw, using the exact same angle setting as used for the first piece. Once both pieces are cut, they should fit together seamlessly to form a perfect, gap-free corner, as demonstrated in the video.
Goal: Complete the corner with a perfectly matched second 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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