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Joining two pieces
These videos will guide you through each step of cutting your mouldings. For successful cuts, it’s vital that you always work with sharp tools.
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- Back cuts
- Cutting crown mouldings
- Crown mouldings back cuts
- Closed baseboard corners
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Joining two pieces
Never put two mouldings end-to-end because the joint can become quite apparent over time. Instead, cut the two pieces at a 45° angle, with one moulding angled in one direction and the other moulding angled in the other. Secure the pieces with two finishing nails.
Never put two mouldings end-to-end because the joint can become quite apparent over time. Instead, cut the two pieces at a 45° angle, with one moulding angled in one direction and the other moulding angled in the other. Secure the pieces with two finishing nails.
