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Crown and Base board
The cove and or dentil is at the base of the crown moulding
The back cut of crown moulding is usually 45° or 38°.
For wilding purposes; all crown moulding & baseboard trim corners; inside and outside; are mitred.
Cutting Crown moulding
To cut 45° back cut crown on the flat set the bevel at 30° and the mitre at 35.26°
To cut 38° back cut crown on the flat set the bevel at 33.9° and the mitre at 31.6°
Using only the mitre set on the mitre saw; crown moulding is cut upside down and backwards. When setup against the fence on the mitre saw.
&there4 the cove/dentil is up in the saw mitrebox.
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The cove and or dentil is at the base of the crown moulding
The back cut of crown moulding is usually 45° or 38°.
For wilding purposes; all crown moulding & baseboard trim corners; inside and outside; are mitred.
Cutting Crown moulding
To cut 45° back cut crown on the flat set the bevel at 30° and the mitre at 35.26°
To cut 38° back cut crown on the flat set the bevel at 33.9° and the mitre at 31.6°
Using only the mitre set on the mitre saw; crown moulding is cut upside down and backwards. When setup against the fence on the mitre saw.
&there4 the cove/dentil is up in the saw mitrebox.
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