How To Cut Crown Molding

OH MY GOD Thank yo for putting this on here..You have made my life and my husbands mind way easier...Thank you ,Great Video.....You Rock Bob

over 3 years ago by naw2869

If you look closely at this guys inside corner is displayed incorrectly. His outside corner has the crown detail on the bottom but his inside corner is displayed with crown detail at the top. Or maybe he is upside down which means it would be for the opposite corner in the room.

11 months ago by Bob_Cherniak

he is holding it upside down. follow as he cuts each piece then puts them together...they are correct.

8 months ago by mdizon

Bob you are the man you ought to be a teacher.I think i can do this you explained it PERFECT!!! Thanks for the great info!!

about 1 year ago by learning

This was so helpful! We just cut our first successful inside corner after watching this video. No more wasted moulding! Thanks so much

over 2 years ago by tarabattlesworld

Hello! Thank you for posting this video, it is so easy to cut the crown molding guided by your video, the angles always cause some problems, especially the inside and outside corners, so it is always needed to buy some extra molding, so you can fix the mistakes in case you spoiled the cut. Thanks one more time for this video, really helpful. Best regards http://www.mytorontorenovations.ca

about 1 year ago by RGC_Renovation

Great, thanks, I never knew it was that easy.

over 2 years ago by KFOREEN

This is the best explaination I have seen on cutting crown. I chopped up plenty of moulding before I saw this. But at least I made some high end kindling, it should be enough to get me through the winter.

over 2 years ago by Gene_Patranella

bob cherniak is correct, the inside corner is backwards?? please explain, how do you make it rights

11 months ago by jerrylibryk

bob cherniak is correct, the inside corner is backwards?? please explain, how do you make it rights

11 months ago by jerrylibryk

to start the left side component, place on the left side of saw, with saw to the right mitre., thats how you do it!!

11 months ago by jerrylibryk

not true. cuts are always made upside down as you know. if you cut the left side component placed left of the saw , your angle cut will be on the opposite side (left) instead of the right side. the video is correct- the guy just held it upside down.

8 months ago by mdizon

Good crown molding video a jig is the ticket! http://www.thefinishingcompany.net/ if you need a carpenter to install crown molding in Richmond Va.

10 months ago by Brian_Moloney

this guy explained the instructions perfectly...he made it very easy for me to follow. i even wrote down the instructions for both inside/outside angle cuts, left/right pieces and saw position...taped it to my miter saw as a reminder.

8 months ago by mdizon