"Silk" wrote in message
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I will not be coping the inside corners. I will be using a regular
miter cut.


Using mitered inside corners for CM is an amateur's mistake. You'll get
far better results if you learn to cut a coped joint. It will take
about an hour investment.

Marrying a coped joint is actually a lot easier than getting a mitered
joint to fit, and that joint won't open up on you over time. They are
also more forgiving and adjustable if you corners aren't square and
plumb. Coped joints also give you more structural integrity.

If you're not convinced by now.....