SkiVail01
SkiVail01 t1_j20o76k wrote
Reply to comment by MisterCanoeHead in Crown moulding — single bevel saw by MisterCanoeHead
Not a problem. Good luck!
SkiVail01 t1_j20mwth wrote
Reply to comment by MisterCanoeHead in Crown moulding — single bevel saw by MisterCanoeHead
You would cut your length and angle with the first cut flat then you'd cut the back bevel cut on the crown against the fence so the miter joint is tight. Sounds easy but depending on your crown profile this could be rather difficult to achieve. Just an fyi
SkiVail01 t1_j20fe70 wrote
Reply to Crown moulding — single bevel saw by MisterCanoeHead
You can but you won't flat cut it anymore, you'll be adjusting your saw twice for every cut. I suggest you go rent a saw and avoid yourself a lot of frustration.
SkiVail01 t1_jdttqhw wrote
Reply to comment by markphahn in How to fix a cabinet door that does not stay all the way by aram535
100% this. I replaced all my old blum kitchen cabinet door hinges with new blum hinges when I painted them and all of the doors suddenly 'snapped' closed and stayed in that position. Replace all the hinges, you'll be happy that you did.