thanks for the video, very illustrative. blessings

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It seems the angles of your crown, were 45 against the ceiling, and 45 against the wall. Does this awesome method work for moulding that is 60/30?

Great video and it helped me!!!Recommend checking the walls are square first. That was my problem

Straight to the point and very clear

I just don't know how I feel about taking advice from a convict covered in tattoos🤔

When the pieces are long and you’re a beginner, this is not the best way.

Thanks for NOT telling me what angle your holding the crown at while cutting.

Nope. I'm a newbie and even I know that you don't hold the crown in suspension on the saw bed like that. You use the back fence to support it, and flip the molding around.

Worst video ever!

Out of all the videos I watched, this was the better and easier explained. Thanks for the elementary explanation.

I mean I wouldn’t mind replacing a water damaged tile if it means I can see I have a leak in the ceiling. If these are water proof you really don’t have any way of knowing you have an issue with water above until it’s way too late

Im coping but not with molding.

BEST WAY EVER!!!

The fluting should end before joining the base and capital

i may be a dumb dumb but i couldn't figure out the angle for the inside corner cut until you said to raise and lay flat the edge that goes on the ceiling, you're a lifesaver man, thanks!

Bro, this was EXCELLENT! I watched about 10 videos before I got to yours and you explained it so simply. The coping method is brilliant, exactly what I needed. THANK YOU!!

Have you ever used the Smithline(TM) Crown Moulding Hanger? You can do this job yourself. No coordinating family or friends. This is a great video and very informative.

as child, mother have pillar in room. I am nostagia

Very nice. How much for pillar?

THANKS FOR HIGHLIGHTING FOR SLOW BEGINNERS LIKE MYSELF! All measurements done at the bottom of the moulding.

Very useful video

I’m cutting it like that but the sides are same and can’t touch cause only longer side touches

Bet you can’t do an outside 45 deg bullnose. No one has done that video. It took me a minute to figure it out.

I have a 135 degree inside angle with a crown with a step in the bottom for mounting on top of kitchen cabinets. I am having trouble with this profile in the miter saw. Can I send a pic to you for advice on how to cut?? Peter

That’s a very dangerous way to cut crown.

what about when the walls have unequal's measurements, I rebuild an old house where not one single wall has the same measurements

Thanks a million your video is the best I watch im for sure subscribing.

This video is TOO FAST for a beginning and useless to help cut the small return part 👎🏼👎🏼👎🏼

We can customize all kinds of led panel lights 😊

I’ve been watching videos about crown molding and this one was the one passed over, but I was wrong for that. This is the easiest most effective method great job gay

This was so helpful. Thank you!

The fact that a fire safety rating "gauges how a material will react when exposed to fire," and that A is the best, is pretty obvious, and doesn't really teach me (or I suspect anyone) anything new. I want to know how the test was conducted, and what measures they use to determine a rating. I'd _really_ like to see you test the panels on video, and do a comparison to drywall or other potential competitors.

Best video I've seen so far. All the others unnecessarily complicate everything. Thank you!

I have been coming back to this video for three years now. Always a life saver.

great video!

Ive watch a dozen videos on cutting crown. This one explains it the best. Even if some people think its dangerous, it helps explain how to figure out what the hell youre doing. Thank you

Thank You for a simple explanation of doing this s*iit!!!😊

Thank you very much, for sharing your knowledge. It is much appreciated. Greetings from Slovenia

Very well explained

I want that front door for Christmas. 5:14

The absolute, hands-down BEST video I have ever seen on how to perform this cut. Short, to the point, well-explained and executed. Outstanding!

This guy is a joke harbor freight saw and a plumbing blade setup who copes like that corner looked like crap

Horrible tiles, DO NOT BUY! They will fall from the ceiling just from the opening of a door.

The only bad thing about the waterproof is that if you have a leak its harder to spot that leak.

I don’t have that tool. Can I do it with a hand saw

ain't no way these comments are from real people.

What do you use to fill in nail holes in this material ?

Wow Thank You, you made this SUPER clear. I’ve been wrecking my brain on this inside cut. Ugh, God Bless You. 😊

Great tutorial