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Crown Molding Installer
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2019
Learn how to install crown molding, baseboards, door casings and all types of other trim work from a pro who does it everyday. If you live near Temecula, CA visit vrielingwoodworks.com!
How To Make/Fill Crown Molding Seams and Joints That Won't Crack or Separate In The Future
Crown molding seams and joints are some of hardest woodworking tricks to master. Luckily, I made this video and you can learn how to make them appear to be seamless.
Tip: if you do sand through and see brown mdf, it’s fine. Just prime it, let it dry and sand it lightly before you paint it.
I developed this technique to stop the crown molding joints from cracking later on due to shrinking, because I hate call backs. The backer with Titebond glue on it keeps the two pieces joined together for the long haul.
Tip: if you do sand through and see brown mdf, it’s fine. Just prime it, let it dry and sand it lightly before you paint it.
I developed this technique to stop the crown molding joints from cracking later on due to shrinking, because I hate call backs. The backer with Titebond glue on it keeps the two pieces joined together for the long haul.
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How To Install Door Casings (Simple Trick) With Perfect Mitered Corners!
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Want to learn how to install door casing? This simple, fast trick will have you telling everyone how to install door casings like a pro! Visit bit.ly/2WlZocR to get the exact same glue I use in this video. If you are looking to replace your existing door casings with new trim, you have come to the right video! We will show you step by step, how to install door trim. We cover, removing the exist...
Miter Saw Dust Collection System - Easy DIY Autoswitch
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Get this: crownmoldinginstaller.com/how-to-turn-your-miter-saw-into-a-dust-collection-system/ Quickly Turn your miter saw into a dust collection system using the auto switch. Just plug your miter saw into the saw outlet, plug your shop vac into the vac outlet and every time you use your miter saw your vacuum will automatically turn on and shut off when you’re done. Easy way to cut down on dust!
How To Install Crown Molding With Mitered Corners - Easy Install Tips!
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Learn how to install crown molding with mitered corners in this video. Visit bit.ly/2WlZocR to get the exact same glue I use in this video. Here's a link to another video we did with some more tips on how to install crown molding returns and bullnose coners: th-cam.com/video/p5HdR5iJFww/w-d-xo.html Trying to install crown molding with inside corners can be a difficult task if you don’t know wha...
How To Install Baseboards With Rounded Corners - Easy Bullnose Corner Tips!
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Learn how to install baseboards with rounded corners in this latest video! Visit bit.ly/2WlZocR to get the exact same glue I use in this video. Here's another video with some baseboard bullnose corner installation tips: th-cam.com/video/LfC9JxWTfpo/w-d-xo.html Visit crownmoldinginstaller.com to see what these baseboards look like after they have been painted. If you are trying to install basebo...
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Visit bit.ly/2WlZocR to get the exact same glue I use in this video. When you want to install crown molding returns and bullnose corners, you might find it hard to get them lined up perfectly. When you use CA Glue or 2p-10, you can pre glue all your outside corners and returns before you install them on your ceiling. This way, the whole outside corner has perfect joints even before you nail it ...
How To Install Baseboards - 2 Easy Tricks For Tight Corners And Joints
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Visit bit.ly/2WlZocR to get the exact same glue I use in this video. Learn how to install baseboards like a pro! With these two easy tricks you will learn how to get tight joints on your inside corners and how to get tight joints on your 3 piece outside corners. Works with rounded bullnose base corners as well, but in this video we cut our own bullnose corners from the base materials. This is r...
Where did you buy your corners?
The kids sold me. I had to subscribe. You are a good salesman 😂
incase you didnt hear him add 1/8'' to every cut for saw blade or after several cuts you end up short.
Great video- really helpful! Thank you.
Can you share the type of nail gun you used?
I used α ryobi HP 18 gauge nailer with the big battery. 1 3/4” nails. It’s pretty cheap as far as nail guns go and works great, I hardly ever have α nail I have to punch in.
neat.. never done a bull nose,, but it gives me the idea how to..if i ever need to..
Haha, awesome job mate..
Excellent video with very clear instructions. Need to replace ALL the baseboards in a house with lots of bullnose corners (yuck) and this helps a lot! Thank you.
Best TH-cam video on the subject.
Thank you so much, reading this made my day.
Where do you get the rounded corners?
Generally specialty stores that sell trim and moulding. Excellent place here in Vegas is One Stop Trim Shop. I wonder if they ship orders actually. 🤔
Why did you stop making videos??
I think I got it down, except for the squinty face.
Keep practicing, you’ll get there!
Thank you!
This is the best video for installing baseboards. Thank you, sir. You’re daughters are super cute addition to your video too!😊
Best video I have seen so far.
Who do you buy that style of MDF from? I am in Florida and can't find the rounded corners at Lowe's or Home Depot.
Gotta look for a place that sells trim and moulding, maybe even a lumber yard. Most places like that will carry or at least be able to order corner pieces that match the profiles they sell. Some even make them in house.
Nice work and great detailed work. I am trying to find these rounded corners for a 0.5" x 5.5" plain rectangular baseboard with an eased top corner but so far only found a few units at Contractor's Supply and I need 30 more but they refuse to custom order and said they will be back in stock "some day". Any ideas of places that sell them online? (HD and Lowe's don't carry them)
Hmm. Not sure if they'll ship to you but a place here in Vegas carries nearly every trim you can think of at lower prices than anyone else by far. One Stop Trim Shop. Worth at least calling them and seeing what they can do.
You would never work for me. Mitered corners will leave a crack in the joint after a few months no matter what you do. If you cope your joints, you won't have to drive wedges behind your trim to make it fit. Try running three and four-stage crown molding that way. Most all compound miter saws have stops for cutting crown molding flat. Take pride in your work.
3:15 I like your thiiiiick version 😁
Still confusing. I can’t make perfectly mitered corners to save my life and I have a miter saw!
Very nice work. Thanks for the tips
The weird squinty face while you cut is actually the key to the whole operation
I’m making it right now, it’s still working well 🤣
Didn't know you could get your caulk out in middle of day and spread it around on TH-cam.
Do you cut the trim piece upside down when placed on the saw?
Wish had lil more details on shims on video installation. But great work.
I do crown molding installation for living. We cope crown and cut compound cut at saw. If you can not do it you go and do something else for living.
There’s more than one way to do it. I’ll cope it if it’s butting into an existing crown piece, for example you have to build a mantel all the way to the ceiling with existing crown molding up. With mdf coping sucks on crown, why not miter it and glue it together? It comes out perfect every time.
It’s better to just measure right from the beginning that way you’re not cutting twice.
Just did my daughter's home in Taiwan. Used a normal miter box and hand saw. When I built my house 40 years ago did same with gypsum/cardboard cornices and wood cornices also with miter box and hacksaw. Never had a problem, at the time no internet or TH-cam.
There are many "how to install casing videos". But not as many conclude with a close up on the brad nail holes nor do they do a good job of showing the angles and locations where you placed your brads. Thanks for this! Useful to me.
Where did you get the corners that match that design. Or did you cut the corners?
Where I am they sell them where they sell the baseboards.. I do lots of installs where I cut my own corners and I do prefer that over the rounded corners.
Haha that’s intro made me laugh
Or you could just cope the inside corners. :)
Yes you can if you like, but I get way less call backs gluing the corners together and it’s easier for me to make a cut.
I'm generally a cope guy but I'm not married to any method.( as some crown is actually uncopable) I'm a little more detailed if I'm mitering my corners though. I'll use an angle gauge to get the exact miter. I do use the shim method too. Good general tips for the beginner
Dude. It’s CAULK not cock
Do the cut angles change depending on the crown? If so, how to you know what angle to cut?
Yes, some crown sits different on the wall/ceiling. There’s guides online for figuring out the angles.. if you cut a small test piece, hold it up on the ceiling so the bottom and top backside is flat against the walls. If it’s sitting more down on the wall or more of the crown is on the ceiling than the wall it’s a different angle. These angles are for when the crown sits about even between the ceiling and wall.
@@crownmoldinginstaller6624 Thanks
Got it done thanks to this video
Right on!
You make it look so easy!!! 🎉
It would have been helpful to know about the reveal for the door trim. I don't know how much to have.
Most common is either 1/8 or 1/4 inch Personally I like 1/8 inch hope that helps bud’
@@joshymcdaniel9233 thanks so much Joshy!
@@chetlarue422 you bet!
Tanks man 😊😊 Nais
I’ve never installed crown molding, but after watching your video I don’t feel intimidated any more. Plain simple instructions and to the point! Very well done! And I feel I’m ready to tackle my project. Thank you!!
Soooo... how is this DIY? (Unless you usually hire a contractor to plug something in.)
How to you install outside corners
Useless
Hey hey..thanks a lot... cutting this crowns on flat is a lot easier for me...
Is it 22.5 or 90 degrees?
Good afternoon. Question,,,,, what is the angle to fit round corner and baseboard? Thank you, Excellent and clean job.
Thanks!☺
Great, easy to follow video. Thanks.
What is the purpose of breaking and grinding the rest off rather than a cut?
The builder used MDF crown molding in my house when it was built. I've noticed three or four joints opening over the years and I've attempted to repair with caulk and paint. In the winter time they separate and in the summer they close. Do you have any recommendations on how to repair these joints to keep them from opening and closing without removing the crown molding? Thank you and I love videos.
Hi, they probably didn’t use any glue in the joints when they installed the crown. Next time it cracks you can try filing the cracks with glue, waiting for that to dry and then sand and touch up paint. If you want to really get something on the back of the crown, once I had a call for this issue.. Before i took the crown down and redid it, I drilled a couple holes near the top so I could fit the tip of polyurethane adhesive in a caulking gun through them. I squeezed enough in there to cover both sides of the joint. Filled the holes I drilled with bondo and then painted it. They didn’t call me back so I think it worked!