How Do You Install Crown Molding Angles With A Table Compound Miter?
When remodeling a room, one of the last steps is installing the custom crown molding. Crown molding adds a touch of elegance to a room. Many people consider cutting and installing crown molding to be extremely difficult. However, the average do-it-yourself handyman can install custom crown moldings without much trouble by knowing a few tricks to make the task easier. Check the ceiling for the angle to cut the crown moldings. Use a step ladder to work up close to the crown moldings. Beginning at one corner of the room, check the length of the first piece of crown molding. Use a tape measure to measure from one corner to the opposite corner. Write this dimension down on a piece of paper to cut the crown molding later. Measure the angle of the corner of the room. Use a 360-degree protractor for this step to measure the corner’s angle. The protractor is remarkably accurate and will tell you the angle needed for this cut. The miter joint is cut on a miter saw and is one half of the entire a
