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Questions and Answers for Milescraft Crown45 Crown Molding Jig for Miter Saws

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Model #1405

Store SKU #1000240501

Crown45 Crown Molding Jig for Miter Saws
(43)Questions & Answers (6)
  • Cut crown molding the same direction you hang it- reducing errors
  • Adjustable to 3 most common spring angles - (38°, 45° and 52°)
  • Collapsible design for compact storage
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Q:Can crown moulding smaller than 2" be accurately cut with this jig? Mine is only 1 1/8" wide?
by|Jul 24, 2023
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A:  The Crown45 supports cutting of crown molding between 2″ to 5-1/2"

by|Aug 14, 2023
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    Q:What is the narrowest crown moulding this jig will accept? Mine crown moulding is 1 1/8" wide. I know some jigs will not allow any smaller than a 2" tall moulding?
    by|Jul 24, 2023
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    A:  The Crown45 supports cutting of crown molding between 2″ to 5-1/2″

    by|Aug 14, 2023
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      Q:Can this be used to help make scarf joints in crown molding as well?
      by|Sep 12, 2022
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      Q:Can this be used for floor molding or just ceiling crown molding?
      by|Apr 17, 2022
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      A:  trim saw for floor moulding

      by|Apr 18, 2022

        A:  This can be used for both and accommodates molding up to 5-1/2".

        by|Apr 18, 2022
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          Q:Will this jig work on cutting crown molding for valuted ceilings
          by|Mar 15, 2020
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          A:  Yes, nut molding over 3 inches will slide on the product. Be sure you mark and hold the crown securely.

          by|Jan 10, 2021

          A:  The Crown45 is compatible for the cutting of 2″ to 5-1/2″ crown molding

          by|Mar 16, 2020
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            Q:I'm a first timer at this and everything I've read and learned is that tou should always measure the crown at the bottom (wall side, as opposed to ceiling side). With conventional cutting, that side is up toward saw blade. Using this jig, that side will be down towards the saw table. So how do you accurately line up the blade for cutting?
            by|Apr 2, 2017
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            A:  CHECK YOU TUBE WILL HELP EXPLAIN ALSO TAKE SMAL SCRAPE PIECES TO PRACTICE UNTIL YOU UNDER STAND CORNERS

            by|Apr 23, 2019
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            A:  Always measure and mark at the end of the longest point of the angle and add 1/4 inch. The best method is to use a 2 foot piece of scrap crown as a template to dry fit-check a perfect fit. :-)

            by|Jan 10, 2021

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