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Old May 19, 2006, 04:04 PM
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tough molding cut

Maybe this is possible? trying to run molding horizontal along the top of tile above a shower surround and match it with a piece running vertical along each side of the shower. These are 90 degrees from each other on each plane - any trim carpenters out there that can help me with these cuts? Dont have alot of practise scrap to play with. Thanks, Dan

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Old May 20, 2006, 08:51 PM   #2  
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For some reason I cant quite understand your question.
Are the vertical pieces in the corners? If you take a horizontal piece and cut a 45 degree angle, take the verticle piece and cut an opposite 45 degree angle, match them together and you form a 90 degree angle.

If you run 2 horizontal peices into a corner, cut an inside 45 cut on each piece so they meet into the corner. Then if you have a single vertical piece in the corner, this only can butt into the horizontal pieces.

Am I close?
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Thanks for the reply - but after ripping a bunch of scrap, have come to the conclusion that this is impossible with any dimension molding. Came close with 1X1, but cant make it with my " mini crown". Would have to send pic or very complicated drawing to show what I was trying to achieve.
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