How Do You Cut Corner Molding Around Windows?
Adding corner molding existing window trim can add an architectural element to window treatments. Corner molding comes in various shapes and sizes and generally fills in the gap between the square ends of the window trim and the wall. Cutting the corner molding around windows is an excellent rainy-day weekend project. By following a few basic procedures, you can add style to the framed opening and put a few dollars in your pocket by cutting the corner molding yourself. Use the measuring tape and find the overall width measurement above the top piece of window trim. Add 1/16 of an inch to this measurement. This will help take into effect the cutting kerf from the miter saw blade. The kerf of a saw blade is the amount of material removed by the blade or equal to the width of the cutting blade. Use the miter saw and adjust it to a horizontal 45-degree angle cut. Cut one end of the corner trim at the 45-degree angle. Place the end of the measuring tape at the long end of the 45-degree angl
