#Crown trick tips full

Make up a few test pieces (one 3' and one 2' piece) use these to test fit the corners, you can keep adjusting the miter until you get it perfect clamp it tight because if this moves your cuts will change

take your time to set it up to match the projection of the crown perfectly.

#Crown trick tips full

You should definetly set up some sort of full support crown stop by attaching a 1x board to the table of the saw. Is this a coffered ceiling, all inside corners? These boxes are so small I would not cope them, pre-assemble. Slide the boxes up in place, nail them in.Р”Вon't cut/cut off any fingers, don't put a brad into/through your finger, wear safety glasses. It helps to relieve the back of the crown with a plane. Remember the table is the ceiling.Р”Р„ssemble your crown boxes on a table, glue and brad the corners. This board allows you to nest the crown in the proper position. It must be wide enough so you do not cut through the board when you cut the crown. Make a mark on the table, run this mark across the entire table of the saw. You need to find the projection of the crown, this is easily done by squaring a piece of to the fence and table of the saw.

The table of the saw is the ceiling, the fence is the wall. If they are inside corners, divided the angle by 2, outside corners 180-angle divided by 2. If not you will need an angle finder to know what the corner angles are. Check the boxes make sure they are square.