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Do I need a larger compound miter saw for my 5 1/2 high crown moulding?
I have a 10 inch compound miter saw which also doesnt have the feature of pulling up for cutting tall mouldings. I have tried to cut my 5 1/2 high crown moulding by holding the moulding flush on both the wall angle and the spring angle against the wall of the miter saw. Problem is the moulding is too tall and doesnt fit under the saw blade. What do I need to do? Is there another way to go around this. I have spent the entire weekend trying to fix this problem. My husband I am are barely speaking because we are soooooooooooooo frustrated with this. Do I need a larger compound miter saw or can I lie the moulding flat and do it another way. By the way... my compound miter saw only bevels to the left, and not to the right.
I am a carpenter. Rent a 12" compound miter saw. I don't recomend the slide compound as it is more dangerous for the un experienced. Now for the cut. There are a couple of ways to cut crown. I prefer to hold the crown against the fence as if it were the wall and ceiling. The vetrical fence is your wall and the horizontal fence is your ceiling. So when you are looking at the crown in the saw it is upside down, And sitting against the fences just like it would be when installed. Now if you are making a left cope, you will be cutting the right end of the molding at a 45 degree angle. Then use your coping saw. If this does not make sense to you, Hire a carpenter. I hope this helps
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