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Hello,
I have to install a fairly small amount ( 1 bedroom) of very small (1 1/2″)crowm like moulding.It is all inside corners and I think coping this small stuff might be difficult.(maybe not) (it is not going to be painted,only stained).In my old age I am having trouble remembering how to cut the 45s on a compound miter saw.Something along the lines of upside down and backwards or is that if you want to cope? Or can I lay it flat and bevel it.Saw table becomes the wall or ceiling? If I must cope than I will but miters might be easier in this case.I await your advice.
Thanks ,,Dan
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Hello,
I have to install a fairly small amount ( 1 bedroom) of very small (1 1/2")crowm like moulding.It is all inside corners and I think coping this small stuff might be difficult.(maybe not) (it is not going to be painted,only stained).In my old age I am having trouble remembering how to cut the 45s on a compound miter saw.Something along the lines of upside down and backwards or is that if you want to cope? Or can I lay it flat and bevel it.Saw table becomes the wall or ceiling? If I must cope than I will but miters might be easier in this case.I await your advice.
Thanks ,,Dan