DIY & repairOn Site ArchitectWhy Your Crown Molding Corners Have Gaps #diy

Why Your Crown Molding Corners Have Gaps #diy

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Published Oct 15, 2026, 9:23 PM · 13h ago

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Walls are never perfectly square, so a standard 45° miter leaves gaps in crown molding inside corners. Hold each piece in the corner, trace the cut line with a clear square, mark your waste side, then cut on the line and push them together for a dead tight, seamless corner. Save this trick and send it to a finish carpenter! 🔨 #crownmolding #finishcarpentry #carpentrytips #diyhomeimprovement #shorts Tools shown in this video are tagged on the Short. As an affiliate, I may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.
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