wrote:

Lou:

When I trim out a house, I always, no exceptions, cope inside corners
of crown.

With flat moldings, I cope if I have to, but occasionally get lucky on
one or two joints in a room and don't have to cope every one.

Robert

I use a special jig with crown, it sets the spring angle and I only cut from
the left side of the miter saw. No moving the miter saw back and forth. The
jig is called CutNcrown. I measure the wall length and it comes out perfect
every time. http://www.cutncrown.com/ Takes have the time and I never get
any waste from a screw up.

Rich

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