Hunting for Miters | This Old House

The architect at the Glen Ridge, NJ project house plans call for a curved base transition where the stairs run under an arched opening to the basement. Getting the miter-known as a Hunting miter-to match up from a straight piece to a curved one is tricky. Tom Silva shows Zack Dettmore his method as they complete the subtle but elegant detail.
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