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PRIMED MDF - REVERSIBLE CROWN MOULDING - 5/8" x 3.5/16" x 12'
Flip Face™: The One Cut Crown™ is a new patent pending crown moulding innovation. It is simple, yet unique because it is reversible (both faces are identically moulded). This innovative powerflip technology therefore enables you to cut your frustration, cut your time and cut your waste. Cutting and installing crown moulding has never been so quick, easy and efficient. Try it for yourself!
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Questions & Answers for FLIP FACE PRIMED MDF - REVERSIBLE CROWN MOULDING - 5/8" x 3.5/16" x 12'
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we have bought the flip face moulding. at what angle on the saw do you make a corner 90 degres .we spent many hours trying to make a corner. we
what angle do we set the saw at.?
asked 2 years, 5 months ago on PRIMED MDF - REVERSIBLE CROWN MOULDING - 5/8" x 3.5/16" x 12'
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Anonymous
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answer 1
“In order to properly address your question, we need to know whether you are working with a mitre saw or a compound mitre saw. If you are using a mitre saw, please refer to the following Web page for detailed cutting and installing instructions www.flipface.com/?entry=beginner_mitre_saw
If you are using a compound mitre saw, refer to
www.flipface.com/?entry=beginner_compound_mitre_saw.
On this page, you will have access to our Crown Angle Chart with useful information on your crown moulding’s spring angle as well as the mitre and bevel settings required to cut a 90 degree corner
www.flipface.com/files/crown_angle_chart_en.pdf#Chart.
You may also visit the following page to watch our crown moulding expert, Marc Campeau, take you step by step through the cutting and installation process www.flipface.com/?entry=workshop_videos.
If, after browsing our Website, you require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact Marc Campeau directly at mcampeau@flipface.com.”
Hope this helps
If you are using a compound mitre saw, refer to
www.flipface.com/?entry=beginner_compound_mitre_saw.
On this page, you will have access to our Crown Angle Chart with useful information on your crown moulding’s spring angle as well as the mitre and bevel settings required to cut a 90 degree corner
www.flipface.com/files/crown_angle_chart_en.pdf#Chart.
You may also visit the following page to watch our crown moulding expert, Marc Campeau, take you step by step through the cutting and installation process www.flipface.com/?entry=workshop_videos.
If, after browsing our Website, you require additional information, please do not hesitate to contact Marc Campeau directly at mcampeau@flipface.com.”
Hope this helps
answered 2 years, 4 months ago
by
Alexmo
- Alexandria
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when you get to end of wall ie a stair case how do you finish off crown moulding so there is no opening? It looks like you need some type of end piece
asked 5 months, 1 week ago on PRIMED MDF - REVERSIBLE CROWN MOULDING - 5/8" x 3.5/16" x 12'
by
Anonymous
1 answer
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answer 1
To close off this end you have to mitre the corner as you would if you were going around a corner and finish it flush to the wall. This will cap off the end and hide the hollow in the back of the moulding.
Hope this helps.
Hope this helps.
answered 5 months ago
by
Alexmo
- Alexandria
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