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Baseboard and Crown Molding using the
#J-FK set
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| Craft Saw & Miter Box |
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| EZ Cutter & Sandpaper |
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| Hacksaw & Craft Knife |
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The house is up-side-down for installing Crown
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The house is up-side-down for installing Crown
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Click this photo for a 45 & 90 degree printable Cutting Guide
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Click this photo for a 45 & 90 degree printable Cutting Guide
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Keep the back up-and-down as you cut the Crown
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Keep the back up-and-down as you cut the Crown
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the mark is at the "X" (where the lines cross)
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the mark is at the "X" (where the lines cross)
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Keeping the angle, I am sanding the roughness
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Keeping the angle, I am sanding the roughness
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Carving the inside of the joint (not the part that shows)
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Carving the inside of the joint (not the part that shows)
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If you're installing 6803 Landing Rails, wait to cut the remaining crown
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If you're installing 6803 Landing Rails, wait to cut the remaining crown
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Spackle the angled cut on the side Crown and paint the back ends
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Spackle the angled cut on the side Crown and paint the back ends
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Dress the spackle squeezings with the heal of the paintbrush
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Dress the spackle squeezings with the heal of the paintbrush
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... and clean the top and bottom with the brissles
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... and clean the top and bottom with the brissles
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Weight and clothes pin to hold the joints tight
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Weight and clothes pin to hold the joints tight
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Line up the outside edge of the kerf (the material the saw removes) with the mark
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Line up the outside edge of the kerf (the material the saw removes) with the mark
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Be careful with the angle and don't take off too much
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Be careful with the angle and don't take off too much
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Make one for the other side of the Attic Partition
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Make one for the other side of the Attic Partition
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That's a good fit - marking for the second miter
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That's a good fit - marking for the second miter
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Weight keeps the Baseboard tight while the glue dries
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Weight keeps the Baseboard tight while the glue dries
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