How Do You Cut The Inside Corner On Crown Moulding Without Miter Saw?
Crown moulding is decorative wood installed in the corners between the wall and the ceiling that adds visual interest and elegance to any room. White crown moulding on a wall painted a different color stands out and makes a statement. It is a feature that will add value to your home when it is installed properly. One way to cut the crown moulding so it fits nicely in the corners is to use a miter saw. A much simpler way is to use a miter box with a hand saw. Measure the angle of the inside corner with the protractor. Divide that number by 2 to determine the angle you need to cut on the wood. Most corners will have an angle of 90 degrees, making 45 degrees the angle that needs to be cut. Place the crown moulding in the miter box. The side of the miter box that is opposite from you represents the wall and the bottom of the miter box represents the ceiling. Place the edge of the crown moulding that will be attached to the wall along the side of the miter box opposite you, and the edge tha
