Easycoper for crown molding

EasyCoper coping crown molding. Perfect inside corners! BaseCoper coping baseboards. W ill cope any size baseboard!

Allows you to quickly and easily cope crown molding with a power jig saw instead of a coping saw, reducing wrist, hand and arm stress. Coped crown molding is actually one piece of crown fitting over the other piece, instead of the two being mitered at the inside corner. Outside corners Red starter piece.

Crown Molding using a jig saw! A carpenter would charge you a mint to install actual wood crown molding , but when it’s 8’ above your hea who can tell if it’s wood or not? Wide Selection For All Your Needs. Top Brands To Create With Confidence. Our Jigs Takes the Guess Work Out of Cutting and Coping.

Free shipping for many products! Unsubscribe from McFeelys? An ideal gift for an avid woodworker, this tool allows you to cope crown molding with a power jig saw easily. Designed by a professional carpenter, this system will eliminate the tedious cutting and fitting. The cost, An adjustable jig that works on all crown moulding cost $180.

This much less expensive jig can be modified to cut the crown that our company uses. Professional carpenters use coped cuts to install base molding, char rails and the like. The coped cuts allow for easier installation than trying to install perfect angled miter cuts because the length of the boards need not be perfect. Quick, easy, and safe way to cope crown molding using your jigsaw.

PDFs: Instructions. Using a power miter saw is the best way to cut crown moulding angles. The saw can be set to degrees to the left or degrees to the right.

It’s a best practice to cut crown moulding upside down on the miter saw. INSTRUCTIONS: Cut a miter joint in the molding according to the crown molding angle. Place the molding in the guide, face up.

Use your jig saw like a coping saw to remove the waste material by following the molding profile exposed by the miter. As you approach the end of the cut, slide the molding. Process: The client arrived at the office, tool in han stating, I want to sell this to major hardware stores across the country and online.

Take the guesswork out of coping crown molding to create perfect inside corners! And that means no tricky compound angles to cut (Garrett will explain that more in the video). Using level, flat crown also means that the gap between the crown and ceiling will change if your ceilings are uneven. First off you will require measuring the walls to decide on the quantity of crown molding that you will need. You will need to account for bad cuts so buy a little more crown molding than you require.

One method uses a jig that clamps to the molding and the other method uses a modified jig saw base. The jig holds the jig saw at the proper angle allowing you to cut the cope along the molding profile. This allows you to quickly cope moldings.

It looks like it would be a little faster and easier to use with less fiddle factor. If you read my earlier post, you know that you determine what angle you need to cut by looking at the corner. Ceiling crown molding , a simple interior home upgrade, creates a major visual transformation.