Compound mites- the math

[Paul Miller]

Am very happy with my Ridgid Power Miter saw and have used it many times
for crown moldings. I have used the printed instructions on the saw to
cut normal miters for crown moldings - but what I need is more
instructions to cut more difficult compound cuts for crown moldings -
any suggestions as to the math involved - Thx - Paul Miller

[Lorax]

www.dewalt.com/us/articles/article.asp?Site=woodworking&ID=2 (http://http://www.dewalt.com/us/articles/article.asp?Site=woodworking&ID=2)

[BigThom]

After working crown for years without a compound saw, I now find it easier to forget about the compound ability of my newer saw. I put a rail on the table to stop the crown at the proper location/angle and work it all upside down. For me, it's quicker and easier.

[billie_bob]

I found this website very useful; hpoe it helps you out.

http://www.installcrown.com/

Some the links will redirect you to his archieves.

[L Turner]

Try this web site http://www.compoundmiter.com/index.html . I beleive the book is also available at HD or Lowes.