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Cutting trim work
Going to try to explain the cuts. Looked on Google, obviously I'm not using
the correct search terms. Here's what I have. A couple of cuts each being 30 degrees. I have a sliding compound miter box. The trim is 4.5" wide, but they need cut long ways. Like I have to set the end of trim in long ways instead of cross ways. Anyone know of a better way to cut these pieces? They're each about 10' long, so I could use some pointers how not to screw them up. Thanks |
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