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COVE & CROWN MOLDING x CORNICE MOLDING x CROWN MOLDING xx MOLDING How to fabricate crown molding using a combination of table saw and router (or shaper). Table saw molding heads, an accessory that can make a table saw work like a shaper. General information on getting the most from a molding head and pictoral instructions for creating a cove and making a simple crown molding. Quick-clamp coving fence for a table saw. Hand-planed moldings. Use a pair of planes to create custom crown molding profiles. Tip: Create an elegant cornice by using metal ceiling cornice. Tips on getting a good fit at corners when installing cove molding. Using crown molding to transform the basic box cabinet. Adding crown molding to dramatically change the look of a room is illustrated in photos. Right on the nose. Uses for bullnose trim on cabinet face frames, doors, in crown molding and woodwork. Crown molding makes a tasteful addition to just about any room. Here's the secret to doing it right. Making crown molding fit. Here are some tips that should solve most of your crown molding woes. How to make miter cuts on crown molding. Making cove molding on a table saw using a simple jig. Tip tells how to get a tight fit when installing crown molding against a textured ceiling. Understanding and using interior trim. Discusses casing, baseboard, chair rails, wainscoting, cove and crown moldings. Easy-to-install cove molding. Make this elegant three-piece ceiling cornice using standard molding profiles and basic tools. Molding constructions details for a Federal cornice from a house in Chestertown Maryland. Tip: How to get replacement crown molding to fit the wavy walls and out-of-square corners encountered in older houses. How to install baseboard or crown molding at rounded corners without leaving a gap behind the heel of the miter. Fixture makes it easy to mark and cut crown molding for a coped inside corner. Modify an ordinary miter box to miter crown moldings. How to install cove molding that has been "run" by an ornamental plasterer. Cornice construction. Looks at the two basic types of roof cornices (with and without a gutter). Framing doghouse dormers. Two ways to frame a basic gable dormer. Includes information on trimming the dormer with crown molding. Installing crown molding (cornice molding) between the ceiling and walls of a room. Advice on cutting tools, measuring and marking, coping, mitering, etc. Singular details. Rebuilding the cornice of the 1860's Octagon house (New York). Construction details show how a copper-lined gutter is an integral part of the cornice. Bending crown molding. How to cut crown molding into strips so that it can be installed on a curved wall. Third hand for supporting one end of crown molding during installation is assembled from a stepladder and two clamps. Tips on fabricating curved crown molding in either plaster or wood. Cutting crown molding. Calculating miter and bevel angles so you can cut crown on compound-miter saws. Installing two-piece crown. A method for running wide, paint-grade crown moldings. Making curved crown molding. Glue-laminated trim can be shaped on a table saw. Simplified method for cutting coped joints on baseboard, chair rail, and crown molding using a saber saw. How to execute a good scarf joint in crown molding using a biscuit joint. Tip on using a small hand-held grinder to cope the backside of wide crown moldings. Tip on cutting crown molding so it can be more easily removed during the fitting process. Make an adjustable cradle (third hand) to hold one end of crown molding being installed where ceiling meets wall. How to hand-carve "gooseneck" molding, a type of cornice found on scrolled pediments in period architecture and cabinetwork. Tips on applying cross-grain molding (such as the crown molding around the top of a Chippendale chest) so as to prevent the sides from cracking. Parallelogram device simplifies finding the correct fence angle when cutting coves on a table saw. Installing crown molding. Includes instructions for making a 102" measuring stick, a portable compound miter box, and tricks of the trade. Adjustable layout jig for cutting cove moldings on a table saw. Band saw jig for altering the back of cove (cap) molding to fit an angle greater than 90-degrees. Advice on cutting smoother cove moldings using the table saw method. Coves cut on the table saw. How to skew the fence and tilt the blade to make a variety of cove profiles. Blade guards are incorporated into table saw jigs for cutting box joints, tenons, crosscutting, mitering, resawing, and cove cutting. Determining the correct miter and bevel angles for flat-cutting hollow cove moldings. Tip on modifying a chop saw fence to accurately cut joints on crown molding. Two methods to accurately cut the compound miters on crown molding. Tip on using a wobble dado blade to cut coves on a table saw. Use for making cove molding or raised panels (half a cove). Jig for cutting cove molding on the table saw. Making and installing large cornice moldings where ceiling meets wall. How to fabricate a cornice from five separate pieces of smaller stock moldings at far less cost than custom-milling. Simple jig and technique for replicating a piece of cornice molding using successive saw cuts on a table saw. Simple, foolproof solution for finding the proper blade tilt and miter gauge angles for cutting crown molding on the table saw. Tip: How to make crown molding. A table saw jig for cutting coves. Crowning touches. Expert tips and techniques for installing great-looking crown moldings. Tip for cutting a compound miter on crown molding. Making coves with the table saw. Covers full cove, partial cove, and radius cove cuts. How to cut molding. Careful cutting is necessary to form invisible joints in crown and baseboard moldings. How to cut a cove. Five low-cost decorating ideas. (1) Create a paneled look with molding. (2) Make wood look like marble. (3) Build an eye-catching cornice treatment. (4) Build homemade panel doors for your cabinets. The removable panels can be wallpapered, wrapped, or painted to match room decor. (5) Add mirrors to stair risers to create the illusion of no risers at all. This trick visually enlarges small foyers. How to restore damaged plaster and how to replace that which is beyond hope. Part 3. Duplicating plaster cornices. How to duplicate in wood or plater and make templates for wall molding and for wall/ceiling molding. Tips on repairing a rusted galvenized iron cornice. Decorative plaster. Part 2. Running cornices. Wood cornice restoration and repair. How to design and assemble a wooden cornice. Installing a tin-ceiling cornice. Crafting interior cornices. Tip shows how to make and use a template to position ceiling crown molding. How to cope inside corners of crown or cove moldings. Ten tips and jigs to make your saw more versatile. Includes making cove molding, pattern sawing, tapering jig, a squaring board, etc. Bench-saw know-how. Part 3. Sophisticated sawing tricks. Cutting coves, saucering round work pieces, working with molding-head cutters, edge-rabbeting round work/pieces. Workshop minicourse. Cutting coves on a table saw using a homebuilt parallel rule jig. Tip: Make a simple jig to keep cove molding square during installation. Painting woodwork (window sills, door trim, crown moldings, and baseboard). Advice on choosing the paint, preparation, application, etc. Making a Greek Revival ceiling cornice from stock lumberyard moldings and easily fabricated dentils. Crowning glory. Installing crown molding without cutting a single miter joint. The secret is in the use of high-density foam moldings with separate, preshaped corner blocks. Large-scale moldings. How to plan the elements, cut coves with a table saw, rout round-overs, create a graceful bullnose and cut dentils. How to build a cove-cutting jig for a table saw. Jig for setting the fence of a table saw to cut cove molding. This jig is designed especially for table saws with an eccentric arm. A technique for cutting curved coves on a table saw. Corner jig is used to accurately measure between the corners of a room when installing crown molding. Tip on getting correct fence alignment when cutting cove moldings on a table saw without making trial cuts. Technique for making full-profile crown molding using a router and table saw. Install crown molding using simple 45-degree settings on a miter saw. No tricky compound cuts required. Cove cutting. An adjustable jig is used to position a table saw blade at the correct height, and for locating an auxiliary fence at the correct angle, to cut a cove molding. How to cut a cove on a table saw. Simple jig for making accurate miter cuts in crown molding on the table saw. Technique for making cove molding on a table saw. Technique for fitting crown molding. Includes instructions for making a jig to cut cove molding on a table saw. Adjustable coving and taper jig for use with a table saw. Table saw cove cutting. Simple jigs make it possible to cut a cove molding to a specific size or thickness on a table saw. How to make and use a table saw coving jig. Multi-layer molding. Making built-up complex moldings with the router, one layer at a time. Includes crown molding, deep picture frame, and a valance (architectural woodworking that trims the headers of windows and doors). Table saw "extras", a few simple jigs and set-ups. Jigs for making coves, box joints and tapers, how to use a stop and how to make a feather board. Tip on using foam-rubber pipe insulation as a sanding block when sanding cove molding. Tip shows how to make helpers to hold pieces of crown molding against the ceiling during installation. Jig for holding crown molding backer in correct position for nailing with only one hand. | |||||||||
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