Step-by-Step Pictures and Instructions for Coping Tight Joints

By Jeff Gorton
Make molding, even in complex inside corners, fit perfectly with a coping saw.
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1. Bevel the end of the molding to be coped at a 45-degree angle to reveal the profile.
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Very good.

By slwalsh, on 03/19/2009

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