Two Piece Crown Moulding - How to Install the Base Trim
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- Опубліковано 13 чер 2017
- I show you how to set up and install the base moulding of a two piece crown moulding build up. Thank you for watching.
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Idk if you realized that by explaining the “simple” stuff, like turning the base board upside down - THAT is the stuff DIY people need. The things you take for granted as known or easy- are the details that matter.
THANK YOU!! You’re helping me install my crown moulding shoe rack in my closet. I appreciate you.
Love that idea of using the spacers. Makes the job move faster! I'm learning a lot from you. Thanks bro
I love your videos, You explain things to beginners like myself. I always learn something from every video. Your site is my go to, before I start any new project. Thanks.
Nice work and great way of explaining why and how you do it. Keep the videos coming.
I'm still practicing new miter and bought crown and base board thank you so very much and God bless you.
Your talent and teaching has brought so many old carpenters that I know personally been cought watching your channel dumbfounded or pissed on your style , approach and the attack on anything I've seen you do thus far in trim and finish work. the knowledge you spread and correctly in my opinion is on the jobsite/ field training that old boys get pissed about .. job security mentality, if you know what i mean. I tell the buggers don't worry he's only been in idaho once so your hack jobs should be fine, so hack it up...
I just had to tell you that , and that next time your in my neck of the woods with paint dude, announce it loud and proud because I like to buy you a drink or whatnot for excellent videos that made me pull the bags out to go at it again .. mad props . to you and your helper!!!
Thank you! I really appreciate it.
Beautiful! Enjoy your videos and learn so much! I wish you were in my area.
Outstanding!!! I learn something every time I watch your videos. Thanks!
Warren Fipp thanks Warren!
I just finished a wainscoting project based on your videos with success (chair rail + PM) and looking into crown molding. love the 2 piece idea you have here. Excellent and inspiring videos. thanks so much for this and all the best.
Thank you. I am glad I could help you.
Not a video that I don't learn from you. You make it look so easy. Looks great.
it's not a bad idea to cut a bevel on the back top of the spacer block.
love the 2 piece layered look and i can use 10" saw was going to upgrade to a 12" just for bigger crown work but this is manageable thx Richard u saved me money.
Always informative, I watched every video you put out, thanks. Great work!
David Stettenbauer thanks!
I want that crown in May house!!!
As always...very impressive and really good work.
Thank you Richard I always look forward to your videos
Really nice job on the video bro...very informative and well done...Thanks...
Excellent,you explain things very well,like your videos
Awesome install. wish you were more south in San Antonio. Seen you do a two piece installation before, picked out my profiles and am buying my lengths next week. love your videos!
Nice tip. Really like the spacer blocks.
That is a Great tip leaving the blocks... I really appreciate what you do and your down to earth style....
Charles Youngblood thanks for watching Charles!
Your Brilliant... love your craftsmanship 🤔
The spacers are a great ideal! Thanks!!!
Cool trics man, appriciate your efforts 😍
As always, great vid and awesome knowledge. FYI, there is a great tool for marking bullnose corners where you.used several pieces. Looks like a corner level. Try it...you'll like it.
I know you probably don't get notifications off 5 year old videos, but I just had to comment. I just picked up a job with 2 piece where they want a skirt as you've showed here. I am showing them my windsor one case and i suggested two skirts and I think either will work. Only difference is they don't have bullnose corners. As much a pain in the backside as bullnose is, it just looks majestic. I had to go back and watch this video again. I'm torn between using my new Bosch green laser or the blocks like you showed. Damn I want to use that laser but working alone I think the blocks will make life easier. So thenks for the content bud. I have a lot of your videos bookmarked because frankly you're a better carpenter than me and I am always happy to learn.
I had to watch the beginning 3 times because those mailboxes tripped me out. Those big ass houses, and everyone has the same mailbox. I understand HOAs and architectural similarity, but jesus...
Loved your video btw. You have shown me so much knowledge, and have added to the workload I have for this new place, but I feel more confident that it will actually be stylish when I'm done!
always look forward to your vids. keep up the good work.
Esta muy bien tu trabajo compa te felicito muy profesional yo tambien trabajo en la construccion y apenas estoy aprendiendo a poner las molduras poco a poco te felicito
Once again great video! ! Very informative
Beautiful work man
i live in that area...its nice to see my house from a dron.nice video by the way.
Great content, keep up the good work!
Very impressive !! Well explained. Your so confident in your work. :-)
Great job, well explained
Being a person in the trades it’s great to see you talent and how your business has evolved! I really like the intro music, what is it?
Your a good teacher.
The way you using the spacer block is SMART!
THATS KOOL BRO ITS A GOOD IDEA SPACERS NICE... SHOUT OUT FROM L.A
Nailing spacer blocks. Brilliant.
Brings frustration down to, almost ZERO.
Aids in quality installation.
I have been doing home remodeling for 23 years I watch all your videos and I am like you take time to do it right and customize things cookie cutter is boaring great videos keep up the good work
2 Thumbs UP. Thanks for another great video.
Brotha you need to come to San Antonio, Truly good craftsmanship
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Wow man that's awesome THANKS 👍👍👍👍
I JUST SUBSCRIBED TO YOU CHANNEL. BEN WATCHING FOR FOR A GOOD SEVERAL MOTHS IF NOT MORE THAN A YEAR. LOTS OF KNOWLEDGE ON FINISH CARPENTRY. TO GET A LOAN ON YOUR WEDDING RINGS TO START A BUISNESS SAYS IT ALL. THATZ DEDICATION TO WHAT YOU WANT TO DO. EXCELLENT JOB. COOL SHIRTS TOO!! SURE WISH I HAD ONE. XL😁
Awesome. Would be cool to see some quick examples of mid-intricate multi-piece molding and highly intricate multi-piece molding.
Excellent!
Jim
Very nice video,,, this makes it so much simpler and mistake free,,, can you explain how to make the corner inside 90 cuts also, for us beginners it would really help out (: thank you learned a lot👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Nice job dude
Nice looking
Good video, bro
Many thanks!
I use a piece of base to draw the pencil lines for the height of the crown. A lot of installers make the simple mistake of having crown roll to far down or to far up, making copes impossible to match up. Also if you cut a 45 on the bottom of your base or block to draw the pencil line and use the long point on the ceiling away from the inside corners helps a more accurate line for crown. Inside tape corners tend to roll in. Great video
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I somehow forgot the account password. I would love any assistance you can give me.
@Lucian Frederick Instablaster :)
@Benjamin Israel I really appreciate your reply. I found the site thru google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
I see it takes a while so I will get back to you later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Benjamin Israel It did the trick and I now got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you really help me out !
@Lucian Frederick You are welcome :)
Cool, Make a video on covering/fixing gaps and nail holes.
good teacher, copter shot adds dimension to your views
Discovered your channel a few months back and have now subscribed... always look forward to and love watching your vids!! I'm a general contractor but do my own trim installations most of the time... been able to use a lot of your tips and tricks!!
Just curious.... I notice you typically don't cope your inside corners. What are your thoughts on that?? I'm a coper.... except for smaller trims like base shoe, which I usually just miter.
Once again, nice video. I have a question: What materials do you use to fill nail holes, and do you know of a way to bring old jars of wood putty back to life once they’ve started to dry out?
one new subscriber..!!!
what material expands and contracts less? real wood or MDF? installing crown molding on my house thanks
How would you fix a uneven ceiling gap when installing crown molding (very uneven 3/4 to 0 on the other side)? it goes on a cabinet so I can't just really push it up and on another side it has bumps so there's a gap every 2', its a concrete ceiling, big fan been watching for years now!
Absolutely amazing work, learned a lot from your videos, but MDF in a bathroom? Ill do what ever the customer wants but bad choice of material for location
What do you use to fill nail holes? Carpenter's puddy, caulk, spackle.....?
Respect!)Super!
Are you coping the corners on the reveal board? Thanks.
How do you know what angle to cut the miters at the rounded corners?
Haven't done bullnose with crown since Vegas. If I recall it 1 5/8 short to short at 22.5?
I laked . Look good
You have any videos on building up/stacking baseboards and chair rails?
Great job！I have a quick question on finding any wires in walls when doing this crown molding. Did you try to inspect any electricity nearby before starting? Thank you!
Do you snap a line on full length pieces to keep them straight?
What length nail you use?
What kind of spray was that and what kind of glue did you use?
awesome
Is the bull nose 22.5° cut on the miter? Can this be done on 90 degree wall?
What the name of the spray u using to spray on the glue
What are your measurements on the modelings around the bullnose? I have those and not sure what to do
Hey Can you show a how to video on cutting crown moulding in vaulted ceiling .
How much is it for a job like that???
I’m looking at picking crown for my house. We have 93” ceilings. Not sure of what sizes to do? I was thinking two piece crown, 4 and 5/8 crown and currently mocked up with 5 1/4 base flush to ceiling. I’m just concerned with it being too much with low ceilings. Any input is appreciated
How do I install crown with a hige bow in middle of the ceiling? do I install on lowest point and backfill the gaps or twist and mess with the crown to flex it into place any one have best solution?
How cut the vaulted ceilin crow mouldings
Bench dog makes a jig for round corners to mark your 22.5* line instead of fiddling with 3 small pieces
Sometimes it's not 22.5 though
Richard if your ever in the market for a new brad nailer checkout the Hitachi brad nailer i had the ridgid and the Hitachi is by far much comfortable and light weight
Flores 828 sounds good. I'll check it out.
hi dfw crown. do you have a link where I can get the glue .
Absolutely www.shopdfwcrown.com
How do you approach nailing crown when there is no blocking above the ceiling?
2 nails 1 hole in a V
Truss
How tall is the ceiling in that room?
Do you set up a stop block and cut a shit ton of spacer blocks all at once? They all have to be exactly the same length right?
Taylor Stricklin yes exactly. they need to be exactly the same
I'm sure you've answered this question before, what size/gauge nails do you normally use? And do you ever come back and hand drive bigger crown? Thanks
Chase Cash he mentioned in another video of an 18ga for most of his projects with crown and baseboard unless nailing into studs, than I think a 15ga for like door frames. It's a pretty cool video. He also showed a gas/battery nailer. I haven't ever heard of those.
Where do you buy your crown molding?
do you measure your inside corners? I mean tried to use 45 and ended up having to make templets of coped right and left pieces. they ranged from 46 -39°. and another question do you still use your laser measure? is it accurate enough for installing crown, (potential fathers day gift for me)
James Serrato if I understand your question, yes I measure the corners with what is called a bullnose sample. yes I do use the laser. very accurate. it can be used for crown, but usually I need to minus 1/16" from the reading.
I’m not really a brand endorser but I personally use the Bosch GLM 50 CX because it’s small and can shoot a beam while checking the angle / pitch. It also has Bluetooth as does the 100 series, if it matters.
Chalk lines are always a good idea but caution in knowing why you need the line as you can snap too many lines. I run three lines and each is a different colour. I keep the same colour for X, Y and Z for all my projects so no confusion.
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Whats the glue that you use? Im a stone mason guy but need to do some remodels at home. Looks like a cool trick!
He uses a CA glue with a activator. It was sold on his website.
What size nails do you use, and how do you keep the MDF from getting puffy around nail holes?
jmoerd 1-3/4" or 2" . this ultra lite MDF so it is not as dense as regular MDF. it will not puff up. I know what you're talking about though
dfw crown 16 gauge finish? Love your vids BTW. Helped me out immensely when I installed crown in my new house. Looks pretty good for my first time! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
jmoerd im sure he uses the 18 gauge brad if I'm correct 16 will leave too big of a hole
Flores 828 that explains why I have bumps! Thanks!
were the bullnose ends cut at 45° or 22.5°?
james Campbell 22.5 I have a video explaining it. " bullnose baseboard corner explained"
Here in Washington we rearly see two story brick homes.
No 90 degree angles?
Spacers are a good idea but that does not tell if the ceiling is level, I would use also strike a line just saying to make sure
willie willaims yeah what do you then? You can ‘t use your little spacers blocks.So what do you do now,and if you start in one area of a room and keep going to an other side and the reveal becomes less or more, what happens then?
This is exactly what I was thinking. No ceiling is perfectly level. So what happens when you put the spacers flush with ceiling in an area where the ceiling has bowed down or up? Then that will change the reveal left on the baseboard once the crown is installed.
I wonder why you did not use a laser for a straight line, seing that the cealing might not be leveled.
because we don't care if the ceiling is level. The crown has to match the ceiling. Otherwise, if the ceiling is off, and your crown is level, the crown will look off.
Do you cope your crown corners ?
no
Notice he didnt show that inside corner.. if you aint coping it, you aint doin it.
@@braddfield what do u mean if u ain't coping it u ain't doing it? I knew his coping answer was going to be no. Me & my people say the people that cope are those that cant miter.
Your a special kind of person aren't you?? You have to mitre it before you cope it stupid.. if you need me to show how it's done just lemme know..
@@braddfield I appreciate you sharing your experience. Coping is a better method. It will eliminate the guess, and trying to measure 1 -2 degree angle differences that are often happen in inside. If the framing isn't exact then the drywall mud is built-up in the corners and changes the angle.
This is just a suggestion but a video on dealing with f ed up ceilings and crown would be good
Patients and a beat block for adjusting.
That neighborhood is McMansion hell
What happens when you get to the point where the roof and the walls aren't level