Cool Trick for perfect corners when cutting wood trim.

[@kaleemsummally5976]

To be honest in those situations I usually go by "Do your best and caulk the rest" ;)

[@zacha7221]

In this situation it wouldn't work so well. This trim is not getting painted.

[@saxyrep1]

I approve this method. It's been mine too so far. 😅👍🏿

[@spacetimeworm]

In those situations? You mean inside miters? You really should cope all of your inside minors. Unless your base is square stock

[@garciam7129]

OMG!! THANK YOU!!! Because I was about to loose it trying to get just the right angle and matched up just right but it was always off just a little!! Tried this method and it worked the 1st time!!! THANK YOu!!!❤️😇

[@amandajenkins1956]

Thank you for the video ! Ignore the trolls. For people who are new and haven’t been doing this kind of work it’s a great alt method!!

[@DB.KOOPER]

YEP. Been doing this for years. Was wondering if it was something new but its a great tip...

[@judekoch-nobbs3344]

Easier to cope the long pieces and run the small piece full in my experience

[@CaptainCorpuscle1]

Much harder to slice your hand open though.

[@freelonmorris3659]

Try ptting the sort peice on first ,the cope the long one

[@tomaxxxx536]

who would have ever thought a cope would be perfect for trim 😂😂😂

[@CarlosSanchez-bg4wf]

I cope every, I haven't 45 in decades. I hear ya bruh looking great 👍 👌

[@user-ig8re3ld2v]

I would but it takes me forever. I’m new to this too so that doesn’t help plus I’m working with shit foam baseboards. If it were pvc I’d be in heaven

[@chadwahlquist2743]

That is awesome. Thanks for sharing!

[@anthonyhall4427]

Yep, I cope all my trim regardless. I use a overlapped sandpaper disk on my grinder. Works very fast

[@user-rr8ig6gz2x]

Coping? Thank you! My dad refuses to teach me how to use tools any further than I’ve learnt in the women in trades school here in bc. 👎🏻☹️ this video helped me a lot! 👏🏻

[@emptybox1170]

A subtle trick on top of this is to cope the piece that’s parallel to entrances instead of the perpendicular one. That way you see even LESS of a gap. plus it’s easier to cope bigger pieces. So it’s a win-win!

[@DjGiluk]

Helped me a lot. Thank you 👍🏻

[@woodnewf3847]

It's not a trick and it's not new. . It's the sign of quality trim work forever. They got these crazy hand tools called coping saws just for the task.

[@sweettexast2894]

This looks so much better. I love this.

[@michaelhill56]

Coping saw works better than a dremmel tool or knife…

[@dennislinden3657]

Ya don't say?

[@ralph5450]

​@@dennislinden3657yes he did. I was there and I saw him right up there. ☝😊

[@chwk540]

Looks great! Follow what line tho?

[@User68059]

I just discovered this method today by mistake. Was on ages wish I had watched your video first😂..

[@StringBanger]

For shoe I 45 it then use CA glue and an accelerator then I pop a nail in it.

[@jasonbooz-wo2yz]

Save lots of time, avoid having to make more cuts than needed. Awesome tip.

[@SteveNick-df5mi]

Been around for ever find something new

[@CowTeeT420]

Coping saw is the correct way to do shoe and quarter round

[@StrongestPar]

Even better than a coping saw...flap disk on an angle grinder. Steady hand and does it in a fraction of the time

[@spacetimeworm]

I used to cope with a jigsaw lol

[@spirit21ish]

but what about the protruding piece from the door frame side

[@hmtrimworks7148]

But you still need to back cut it, or return it on the right side where it meets the casing… •Also put the little piece in first, then the long piece holds in the little piece better

[@travisoglesbee1376]

I just glue them with ca and then put it in

[@customsolutions7167]

Yep .. boss wont let you take the time to cope...😂

[@almiighttrack3158]

Thanks for sharing 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽

[@ArtieTheStrongestManInTheWorld]

Always used a coping saw for that. Good tip nevertheless

[@wm0104]

Brilliant 😂this has been done for 500 years

[@anthonyhall4427]

😂😂😂😂, yall are rough on these comments but funny though

[@mikemaxwell1801]

They even make a fancy coping saw just for this! LoL

[@antonioespinoza765]

Thank u sir!! This is how the pros do it

[@androgynastronaut]

Excellent

[@markyanarchy4668]

Great tip man that's craftsmanship 👌

[@alexnsacto]

Two one inch 45s place in corner adjust angle of gap so they fit

[@luxr3286]

Nice

[@misaelgrayexperience]

I would of done it the other way around , cut the smal piece square and to copping on the big one , to avoid getting hurt

[@andrewroberts4071]

Could start with setting the shoe right side up

[@jmhconstserv]

basic 3rd grade carpentry thanks bro

[@anthonyhall4427]

😂😂😂

[@love4lust7301]

OMG are you guys kidding. Just mark a straight line with the corner of the wall

[@dogzer]

interesting!

[@rodgerbirkholz2926]

What's your describing as coping

[@tomhughes4980]

You're telling me for 40 years I've been doing it wrong!

[@spacetimeworm]

You've been doing trim carpentry for 40 years, and you've never coped an inside miter?

[@spacetimeworm]

I truly hope you're being sarcastic..

[@furiousmojo1]

Ok so you coped the inside corner. Lol

[@dustinnance3163]

Wouldn’t that be 2 45° angles rather than 2 90° angles?

[@d1rtyr3d18]

I like a coping saw

[@rodgerbirkholz2926]

Cut 45 and use CA glue

[@dennislinden3657]

You 45 out, and cut back at a 45 to the paint line, or stain line. That way all that back wood is out of the way.

[@epicscrapple]

It’s not a trick. It’s called coping. Lots of people do that.

[@shrimpinpat]

Don’t use 45’s get the actual angle of the corner. It’s not going to be 90

[@adrianlucero6033]

Hablas de masiado para hacer un corte muy largo

[@johncorbin5332]

That edge shouldn't be showing against the door casing

[@ericbouwman8322]

It’s called a coping saw.

[@davidchampine6087]

Show how to trim

[@paulshevlin290]

I think u mean cut 2 45 degrees instead of cut 2 90 degrees because a corner should be 90 degrees

[@spacetimeworm]

One is cut at 90° and butted into the wall. The second piece is cut at a 45 and coped. Coping is where you cut the material out, following the profile of the face of the cut.

[@paulshevlin290]

@spacetimeworm I know what scribing is,listen back the video all I said was he said cut 2 90 degrees instead of 2 45 degrees,clearly u didn't pay attention. He says it about 7-8 seconds into it

[@lol-ld3jh]

Or you use a coping saw

[@dustin8041]

Coping isn't for the newbie

[@vincevince7482]

You cut 2 45’s not 2 90’s

[@jrzuniga5394]

Aaaaawwww !!

[@andymitchell368]

or use mitre fix

[@XxStratAttackxX]

a knife is literally the worst way to cope. get a 10 dollar coping saw, cut your cope on a long piece and trim it to length.

[@HevyDevyYT]

You mean cut 2 45s?

[@ralph5450]

No. Only the one to be coped.

[@ltandrepants]

Uhm, it’s coping

[@xxxreeferaddictxxx5830]

Coping just like baseboard no diffrent

[@customsolutions7167]

You got alot of other things to worry about ... Look at how nasty that door trim is... 😂😂😂

[@insanemac]

Can easily be done with a drill press, hole saw, a few linear algebra equations (just to get the eigen values correct), a Heisenberg compensator, and a solenoid. Always carry an extra solenoid.

[@jacobus6900]

Scribe

[@jy8513]

Bro discovered coping lol

[@hog8035]

Nope

[@3rdGenFireChicken]

It’s called coping

[@TrevorSachko]

How is this a trick? This has been the standard way to do this job ever since they invented the "coping" saw... ffs

[@TADDs101]

You cope

[@tkelardy3330]

Cope dat shit sun

[@colonelga-taffy6753]

ITS NOT A TRICK. THIS HAS BEEN AROUND FOR YEARS. PULLING A RABBIT OUT OF A HAT IS A TRICK.

[@Javidbz33]

Its a trick because not everyone knows or used it.

[@lsobsocal9476]

And how do you finish the other end where the door trim is genius? Another “pro”

[@vizioasdf]

*45°

[@NC-bs6yi]

Silly rabbit! That's no trick! Been around for many, many, many years.That's how it should be done. A trick is like magic; this is neither but at least you do it