I’m trying to mak a crown molding with a 2″wide .3″ deep concave running the length. I am repared to use my compoungf miter saw and make the 480 cuts necessary – but I’d rather not. I don’t have access to a shaper. Any suggestions?
Peter
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Why 480 cuts? Not sure if I understand your problem, but you could use the tablesaw to cut the coves without much problem I would think
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Green Gables: A Contemplative Companion to Fujino Township
Edited 8/22/2002 10:09:41 AM ET by Norm in Fujino
> ..I'm trying to mak a crown molding with a 2"wide .3" deep concave running the length.
The current issue of FWW has an article that shows how to create a crown type molding using a table saw.
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