Well! I've put up the ceiling, walls, and floor, and even aligned two walls and wallpapered. But this thing with the moldings was definitely not easy. I bought myself 60 meters and a saw where you set the angles manually. Tried two moldings. Held them against each other and then drew what I thought it should be. But my goodness, it was a total disaster even the second time. Is there any handy trick available for this or how on earth do you solve it? I want nice moldings that fit together 90-95% at least.
Best regards
Best regards
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· Västernorrland
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To begin with, it's easiest to place them in the saw just as they will sit in the ceiling or floor or whatever it is.
What kind of trim are you installing? Perhaps a picture of what went wrong would make it easier to give advice.
Eh it went fine after I did it right. Had some kind of brain freeze
Make 4 pieces of trim as a template:OlofÅkesson said:
Two outer corners and two inner corners that are exactly 200 mm from the saw edge to the end of the piece.
Hold them up in a corner and draw on the wall. The other corner and mark on the wall.
The distance between the markings + 200 + 200 mm.
Then use the pieces again when you place the long trim in the miter saw so you don't get confused about which "attack angle" the cut should have.