I just finished remodeling my bathroom. All that is left is that corner in the photo. It needs a piece of 1/4 round from the ceiling down, a piece on the left side of the vanity by the wall to the corner and a piece on the back side to the corner. You can see the piece I am using in the photos.
I have watched videos and looked at photos and cut some pieces but can’t get it right.
any videos, photos, wording to help me understand how to cut these pieces is greatly appreciated.
my wife is yelling at me to get it finished. 😱
thanks.
The second photo is perfect. I have been cutting this stupid thing since you sent it and I cannot get the center straight. I can’t get the angles perfectly aligned on the center and it’s driving me mad.
Tell me about your saw. Is it a compound miter saw? If so, check your bevel. The saw might not be set at 0 and might not be making a plumb cut when you have the miter set at a 45.
You should be holding the piece against the left side of the fence, and cutting a 45 L miter. Then flip the piece to the right side of the fence, flip it end for end, and cut a 45 R miter on it.
Since the resulting "peak" where those 2 cuts meet is not straight down the middle, I can only guess that the saw isn't plumb. Or your fence isn't straight. Or you aren't holding the pieces tight to the fence as you cut.
Edit: oh, I see you are cutting by hand. Well that's the problem.
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I have to thank you again your picture is what straightened me out. OMG without your help I would still be cutting wrong angles on that stupid corner. God Bless brother.
Hello,
I've been remodeling my master bedroom on and off over the last couple of years. About a year back I finished the main area complete with new base an crown molding. I stopped putting the molding on in the main area where it comes together with a small hall that leads to closets and the master bath. A particularly long run just shy of 21ft on the crown molding required a splice of two shorter pieces which came off without a hitch and the long piece was hung.
I'm just getting back to starting the hall that leads to the bath and went to match up the crown molding I had hung last year which seens to have pulled back from the edge about 1/16 of an inch creating quite a large gap when putting in place the matching crown piece.
What are my options here other than taking down the log run which I am NOT doing.
Thanks in advance.
gs425
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