"John Graser" <[email protected]> wrote in
news:pL%Mb.45695$nt4.79953@attbi_s51:
> I don't have a miter saw, but do have a radial arm, table saw and band
> saw. I know you hold crown moulding upside down in a miter saw, but do
> you hold it "right side up" if I make a jig to cut crown on the table
> saw? How about using a jig on the bandsaw? (14" Delta)
> Thanks in advance.
>
>
For the life of me, I can't figure out how you're going to make crown
molding on the bandsaw, jig or no.
On Wed, 14 Jan 2004 00:07:49 GMT, "John Graser"
<[email protected]> wrote:
>I don't have a miter saw, but do have a radial arm, table saw and band saw.
>I know you hold crown moulding upside down in a miter saw, but do you hold
>it "right side up" if I make a jig to cut crown on the table saw? How about
>using a jig on the bandsaw? (14" Delta)
>Thanks in advance.
>
I would think on a table saw you would still do it upside-down, but
also "backwards". So the face would be facing away from you instead
of at you on a miter saw.
Nick
Not to interrupt your thread... I'll be watching closely, but:
I did crown moulding as one of my first projects. I have a 10" combo miter
saw.... I just made a jig that was a half square... representing the
ceiling... pushed the crown into place and cut it right side up. It turned
out ok.
So why do it upside down?
Mike W
"John Graser" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:pL%Mb.45695$nt4.79953@attbi_s51...
> I don't have a miter saw, but do have a radial arm, table saw and band
saw.
> I know you hold crown moulding upside down in a miter saw, but do you hold
> it "right side up" if I make a jig to cut crown on the table saw? How
about
> using a jig on the bandsaw? (14" Delta)
> Thanks in advance.
>
>