How To Cut Crown Molding For Beginners - Outside Corner

[@HalfPro]

What I like about is that your video is practical with lots of helpful tips for DYI and NO Pro bragging or living critical info out. Thank you and you saved me from DYI troubles.

[@josephgreer9693]

This is called keeping it simple great tutorial, caulk makes a carpenter what he isn't. 😂😂 good job

[@PastorJohnsPerspective]

Getting ready to do crown molding in my bathroom remodel tomorrow. Been dreading it, and even thought about getting corner blocks, but I think I'm going to go ahead and give it a shot after watching your videos on inside and outside corners. I think I can do this!

[@gaquinn]

This is how I like to be taught to do things I never done before. Thank you so much.

[@gaquinn]

Taught to do things

[@cendygorman1911]

Love it!!! best tutorial ever!! thank you so much... everyone make it look so difficult, this change everything!

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Funny how some people still don’t get it and say my video sucks 😂🤣😂

[@shilohglasgow2343]

😮 I learned something new today. I always wanted how to make these

[@CookingwithMrCooper]

Great video definitely needed.

[@raulledesma382]

Great video!! Thank you!!

[@donwebb7438]

I missed on setting up the saw. Is it a double bevel or a single bevel by swinging the cut left or right and not tilt the head.

[@dj_shellboss]

Thanks for this bro 🙏🏾

[@SuperDavidBrothers]

This is very cool I didn't know how to cut crowns like this for both cabinets and kitchen counters for sure this is pretty dope!! When you're measuring with a tape measure, how do you measure the length of a piece of wood even though you're making a miter cut with a 45° cut?? If you measure that wood on the angle of the wood, it's going to look off so would you measure the wood at the top then or should we just measure our length of our cuts on both the kitchen counters and cabinets (because like you said, those methods might be more accurate vs cutting on the top of the wood)?

[@adamlink7779]

Great video.

[@ZXman2008]

Super helpful. Gracias

[@1DIZZASTER]

Awesome !

[@RonaldLewis-e5s]

my two pieces join at a 45 degree angle vs the typical 90 degree angle. Do I follow the same process on your video

[@TheDurbinCompound]

Yes, but the angle would then be 22.5 degrees cut

[@marcosmunoz1663]

Thank

[@1DIZZASTER]

I wish I would have not been so pig headed and watched this video before I ruined some very expensive crown molding .

[@TheDurbinCompound]

It happens! I had to learn at some point too and I’ll admit I probably suck pretty bad compared to some finished carpenters.

[@Viuserlv4qp]

Good boy

[@mikemaid5350]

Don't forget the silicone grease!😀

[@TheDurbinCompound]

👋🏻

[@mikemaid5350]

@@TheDurbinCompound Started watching your channel.

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[@grimsnig]

why do you have to always cut upside down? And if you cut the 45 and try to match it up to a 90, in order to perfectly match the corners the crown has one side that drops at the backend in order the match the mitered cuts...what am I doing wrong?????

[@djblock215]

Because you can't hold it in the right place if you cut it without being upside down or flat. You're either not placing the bottom of the crown w the correct spring angle or the angle isn't 90°.. Are you cutting for a cabinet or on a wall?

[@johnhavranek441]

Not always, sometimes the angle won’t permit you to cut it upside down

[@johnnywishbone932]

If you are from Canada 🇨🇦 can you still be a Finnish 🇫🇮 carpenter? Sorry… Dad jokes….

[@jmw402]

terrible

[@RT-me3wn]

Constructive criticism. You skip around and don't explain many steps or the reasoning behind it. You tilt your molding at an angle against the stop without saying why, for example.

[@willwills100]

This guy talks to much

[@robinheeraman6416]

Easy fix don't visit his chanel. We love it here