Thank you, THANK you, THANK YOU! This series of videos is by FAR the best I've ever seen on thought process and technique of measuring and installing crown. You are clearly a professional that cares about doing a quality job and I am so thankful you took the time to make these videos, they are excellent both in production quality and in content.
JRH Productions he does a video on the festool 2 reasons i can give u for the festool DUST COLLECTION on the festool is unmatched by any saw i have ever seen ease of use for all of the features
I can't decide if this guy thinks he's explaining this to elementary students or if he is just really excited about cutting crown molding. Either way, these videos are great.
When cutting left hand end of molding as you do, I assume you basically start on a job and just walk it left to right noting your left hand end but/in/out then move to the right end of it, then left of the next, etc.. Do I have that correct?
Can I remove all of the unwanted static noise? Best video ever. I feel like a pro. That’s how I cut the standing seam roofing metal to keep scratches from cutting with the circular saw. Where can I get or make the miter saw Wings like that?
how much i wish i had this setup to install my crown boy would my life by a miillion times easier. Sincerely, homeowner install his own crown with a harbor freight miter saw.
No you still cut upside down and backwards, those angles are spring angles for the crown. The spring angle is the angle the crown beds on the wall and ceiling. You will still cut your normal 45° inside and outside miters, just make sure the crown is bedding right on the saw deck and fence.
this is an informative video IF you already have a some experience and have a good idea what he is talking about BUT all it does is confuse the beginner. NOW I'm not saying it's a bad video, just that for some (like me) who is trying to learn how to cut crown. It's a bit confusing and overwhelming.
Watched all your videos.......where the heck were you for H.S.shop class?!?!!?!??? I could have actually gained a skill instead of a bunch crappy crafts stuff that ended up in the next garage sale!!!!!
I don't claim to be the best carpenter out there but I can tell you this, your pieces you're cutting are going to be install upside down. The cove route out should be always on the BOTTOM when finish. Sorry to be the one to tell you this. Hopefully the home owner doesn't realize it cause you'll pay for the material twice. Be blessed bro
Miss you at the woodworking shows thank you for all you have done for the craft
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Maestro! Watching Gary is the best thing since an 18th century classic woodworking & joinery apprenticeship.
Thank you, THANK you, THANK YOU! This series of videos is by FAR the best I've ever seen on thought process and technique of measuring and installing crown. You are clearly a professional that cares about doing a quality job and I am so thankful you took the time to make these videos, they are excellent both in production quality and in content.
Best video on TH-cam to explain cutting of crown moulding
Just found this channel can't quit watching, love it
Thank you for sharing your know-how! I've had to watch it a few times but it finally clicked for me!
I like your technique for measuring your cuts. I don't know why it never thought of it but makes absolute sense.
So many Great Tools of advice you provide. Thanks brother! All the Best!
great way of explaining these cuts very clear and to the point THANKS!!!
You are a true professional
Just absolutely great, explained it as if he was talking to a 6 year old kid, simply great.
yeah, a unique personality. but, he has some amazing tips that took years to develop. thanks for sharing with those of us just starting out.
you saved my day tomorrow!!!
thanks thanks thanks !!!
"SAWSET PROTRACTOR" is the most accurate miter finder out there. No Math. No gimmick.
Do the comparison. Great for cutting on the flat.
Great video, so helpful to see your process and method, excellent!!
Do you have a video on how to fit the baseboard and cut the extra piece at top of the baseboard?
Do you prefer the festool over the bosh miter saw? If so why or why not?
JRH Productions
he does a video on the festool
2 reasons i can give u for the festool
DUST COLLECTION on the festool is unmatched by any saw i have ever seen
ease of use for all of the features
Nice video!! What brand is your miter saw? Thanks!!
Tony P It is the Festool Kapex. Just short of $1500.
I can't decide if this guy thinks he's explaining this to elementary students or if he is just really excited about cutting crown molding. Either way, these videos are great.
When cutting left hand end of molding as you do, I assume you basically start on a job and just walk it left to right noting your left hand end but/in/out then move to the right end of it, then left of the next, etc.. Do I have that correct?
Can I remove all of the unwanted static noise? Best video ever. I feel like a pro. That’s how I cut the standing seam roofing metal to keep scratches from cutting with the circular saw.
Where can I get or make the miter saw Wings like that?
what brand of saw did you use?
Festool
Very expensive brand
How about cutting vaulted ceiling crown in position?
Great....thanks
how much i wish i had this setup to install my crown boy would my life by a miillion times easier. Sincerely, homeowner install his own crown with a harbor freight miter saw.
sooooo dramatic! awesome information! thanks!
Im so confused! Love this channel though
Does it matter if its a 45° crown or a 38°\52° when cutting upside down?
No you still cut upside down and backwards, those angles are spring angles for the crown. The spring angle is the angle the crown beds on the wall and ceiling. You will still cut your normal 45° inside and outside miters, just make sure the crown is bedding right on the saw deck and fence.
this is an informative video IF you already have a some experience and have a good idea what he is talking about BUT all it does is confuse the beginner. NOW I'm not saying it's a bad video, just that for some (like me) who is trying to learn how to cut crown. It's a bit confusing and overwhelming.
Watched all your videos.......where the heck were you for H.S.shop class?!?!!?!??? I could have actually gained a skill instead of a bunch crappy crafts stuff that ended up in the next garage sale!!!!!
I don't claim to be the best carpenter out there but I can tell you this, your pieces you're cutting are going to be install upside down. The cove route out should be always on the BOTTOM when finish. Sorry to be the one to tell you this. Hopefully the home owner doesn't realize it cause you'll pay for the material twice. Be blessed bro