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   Guest_ | Oct 02, 1999 09:32pm | #1

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   I have ordered them with the cuts already made or taken them to a local shop that has a big stationary counter top saw. I dont know any way to get acceptable results trying to do this on site. Chuck

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   Guest_ | Oct 02, 1999 09:36pm | #2

   *I just remembered seeing a post about a template system that only mitered the front profiled corners together and used a square butt joint for the rest if I understood it right, I assume you use a router and a straight bit. You might do a search, it was'nt that long ago. Chuck

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   BOYD_KUNKLE | Oct 03, 1999 06:12am | #3

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   I should have been a little more clear. I have a saw to cut simple miters. My problem arises when I have a 45 degree corner. I am able to cut a pie shape piece to fit the corner, but haven't developed a good technique.

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   Guest_ | Oct 04, 1999 09:16am | #4

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   Boyd

   Yer gonna have to explain that one. Why do you need a "pie shaped piece" just because it's a 45??. 2 X 22.5 = 45

   I've orderd postforms with backsplash with "wings" at several different angles, but they're still cut and assembled the same as a 90.

   Curiously

   -pm

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   Guest_ | Oct 04, 1999 02:24pm | #5

   *PM/Guido/Alice.

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   BOYD_KUNKLE | Oct 05, 1999 07:04am | #6

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   The counter tops come standard 25 1/4. When a customer wants a cove backsplash and they have an angled corner base making a standard corner won't work .A piece needs to be fit to make the 45 . I try to convince them that set on splash or a corner shelf would be a better answer. Self edge and bevel tops are pretty easy, its those no drip tops that are tough. I have been cutting regular 45 degree cuts then I layout a line 2 inches from the front of the top back 13 1/4 then cut 22 1/2 from the front of the top to my 2 inch cut .That gives me 1 1/4 overhang across my angled corner cabnet . I'm trying to figure out the best way to make it all fit. I have been cutting the top first then the 22s on the piece, I then set the piece on the top and mark it.

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   BOYD_KUNKLE | Oct 05, 1999 07:04am | #7

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   I am having problems coming up with an efficiant way to put inside corners on my postform tops.If anyone as found and or developed a technique I would love to here from you.