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Fig. 3 - Inside 90° Corner Position A
Fig. 5 - Outside 90° Corner Position A
Cutting Inside 90° Corners
1. To cut the left-side molding, swing
the head of your miter saw 45° to the
right (adjust the angle if your walls aren't
square) and position the Crown-Cut and
molding to the right of the blade. Fig. 3.
2. Make sure the Crown-Cut is tight
against the miter saw fence and at
least 1/2" clear of the blade's path.
Also double-check that the molding
is upside down in the Crown-Cut.
3. Line up your mark and carefully
make the cut.
4. To cut the right-side molding, swing
the head of your miter saw 45° to the
left (adjust the angle if your walls aren't
square) and position the Crown-Cut and
molding to the left of the blade. Fig. 4.
5. Make sure the Crown-Cut is tight
against the miter saw fence and at
least 1/2" clear of the blade's path.
Also double-check that the molding
is upside down in the Crown-Cut.
6. Line up your mark and carefully
make the cut.
Fig. 4 - Inside 90° Corner Position B
Fig. 6 - Outside 90° Corner Position A
Cutting Outside 90° Corners
1. To cut the left-side molding, swing
the head of your miter saw 45° to the
left (adjust the angle if your walls aren't
square) and position the Crown-Cut and
molding to the right of the blade. Fig. 5.
2. Make sure the Crown-Cut is tight
against the miter saw fence and at
least 1/2" clear of the blade's path.
Also double-check that the molding
is upside down in the Crown-Cut.
3. Line up your mark and carefully
make the cut.
4. To cut the right-side molding, swing
the head of your miter saw 45° to the
right (adjust the angle if your walls aren't
square) and position the Crown-Cut and
molding to the left of the blade. Fig. 6.
5. Make sure the Crown-Cut is tight
against the miter saw fence and at
least 1/2" clear of the blade's path.
Also double-check that the molding
is upside down in the Crown-Cut.
6. Line up your mark and carefully
make the cut.
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