your mandirs are beautiful. i have been loving your videos. i am not indian or hindu but i find pooja mandirs to be absolutely beautiful and loved seeing how you made yours!
Wowwwwwww. This is such an amazing work!! I am equally surprised to see so little likes and less views. This video must have a million views and 100s of thousands likes. Thanks brother for making this video and inspiring million others ❤️ 🔥
Thanks for the nice words. Please check below link. I used the following material to build my other mandir that is in my first video. But I used prettymuch the same trims for this build aswell. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/124OazQDt9WNh1I8VlwdYcdeX-KB7PI9ekI_iym-pMGc/edit?usp=sharing
DIY - Do It Yourway this list seems to differ from the items you have used in this video.. such as the decorative pieces used on upper side corners and front top corners
Yes. Like I mentioned I used almost the same materials that were shown in the first video. The specific trims used in this video are randomly handpicked based on their look at Lowes trim section. Will try to find them online and post links once I find them.
This is just amazing work, We recently shifted to the US and my wife is searching everywhere for a wooden temple, which you could help us build for our home.
Amazing work by you .... really i cant stop appreciating you for your neat job done with a perfection. Youe Efforts Are Appreciated ... Any chance, may you please make it for you, we will gladly like to buy 2 of them ... Please respond ... Thank You ...
Hi. Thank you for very kind words. I am sorry I dont do this as a means to earn money. I do this out of my interest for wood working and did a couple or more for my friends and family near by.
great work Bro. it is really awesome. could you share the size of your boxes for the bottom part? or may be if you have any material list based on the part of Mandir. it would be great..
Thank you.. The box size is 36inch wide, 28 inch depth and 16 inch height. List of materials should be in the description of the other video I have in my channel.
Thank you. I used 45 degree miter cuts on the crown molding for gopuram. Inclination angle depends on your available space on the top and how many levels you intend to have for gopuram.
Thanks for the kind words.. The material list is similar to the other video I had. I will update and post it for the corner moldings and post it here as well.
Your hard work, dedication & precision boost up my confidence to build my project. Great thanks for that. Perfect outcome. Question : can you provide link or details to get the wood design pieces, just below the roof to fill the center space, next to columns ?
Thank you. Good luck with your project. I got these on amazon. Ekena Millwork CORW03X06X12RJRW Wood Corbel, 3"W x 6 1/2"D x 12"H, Rubberwood www.amazon.com/dp/B015JT88O6/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_UV4hFb1NRGCMC Ekena Millwork BKTW01X06X06OLRW Bracket, 1 3/4"W x 6"D x 6"H, Rubberwood www.amazon.com/dp/B015JT7RRA/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_uW4hFb3C97QXW
Hey buddy , good job of building the temple, I am trying to follow the same process, I am struck at the gopuram cut, could you provide me how you have made the gopuram to cut in such a way that all the four planks are resting correctly, I see you have a miter saw, could you provide me the angles you used on the miter saw . Appreciate your response.
Beautiful Mandir !! Have watched your earlier videos as well ,Quality work & patience .👌👌 Can you post us a video for large mandir with closed doors . TIA 🙏
Thank You for the nice worrda.. I dont do this every day. I do this for my friends and family. If any of my friends request one with doors I will definitely make a video and post here. Thank You again
These are the same legs I used for the first video. Check out the first video part 1 description for the list of items. I used another round block available at lowes and attached it to the leg and put the leg upside down.
Great video and wonderful design encourages me to build one. Had a question, when cutting the moulding for gopuram, did you just cut them at 45 degree angle or was it a bevel cut?
Thank You. I did not use bevel cut, I just made a 45 degree cut. The position of the molding is very important when making this cut. I usually draw a line on the miter saw base and make sure the molding is standing along the line while making all the crown molding cuts.
DIY - Do It Yourway okay Anyways Thank you so much. I will try to make one. Seriously your skills are Amazing. Watching this video again and again. Appreciate your patience. All The Best.
Thank you. I do not have any plans for these. The width and depth I had it at 36" wide and 24 inch depth. For the bottom chest. The height depends on the type of posts you use. The overall height came to about 5ft and 4 inches. Material list is included in the description of my first video. I used prettymuch the same materials along with the corner moldings. The corner pices are available at amazon or wayfair www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B015JT88O6?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/ekena-millwork-bedford-9-12h-x-1-34w-x-7-14d-wood-bracket-in-mahogany-ekml5465.html
You do not need a lot of tools, I just happen to own them. But having tools will make things easier. If you would like to own tools, I would recommend miter saw, 18 guage Brad nailer, pocket hole jig, drill and impact driver, clamps. Most of the big cuts, you can get them done at lowes or homedepot.
@@diy-doityourway3779 Thanks. Youreally did an awesome job by building this beautiful pooja mandir. i have searched DIY plans online and mostly people have used IKEA bookcase. the one that you have built looks great and more real. will try to build one using your work plan. last question- what is the budget for the previous pooja mandir that you have built and this one?
Thanks for the nice words. Cost wise both were pretty much the same. The second one cost like 50 to 100$ more interms of materials for extra trims and posts.
Hi, great work and the mandir is beautiful! Could you please tell us or direct us to the shopping link to the wood stain color used. The spreadsheet link directs us to some different color
HI, Great job overall. The list doesn't include the corbels you have added to this version, at the top of the mandir. Can you tell where you got them from?
Thank You. The corner Corbels were bought from amazon and wayfair. Do not have the exact links but I got somethind similar to the following www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/ekena-millwork-rockport-corbel-frmv1497.html
Hi wonderful work, Just asking, I looked at your mandir frequent times, still some thing pinching in my mind. the legs looks inverted. I know to attach the 'Arch' at top you used the square block for prefect fit. but I was notable to convince my self, and still locks inverted. for next project try to get the square block at the bottom too for the legs. (would you mind to tell me the total project cost. only material) - Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it and you have a nice eye. yes I had to put the legs upside down for the corner corbels and had to improvise with the legs a little bit as my friend was adamant on the corner corbels. Like you mentioned I looked at the legs with square on top and bottom but the size and width were not fitting in to my build and had to go with what I had available in hand. The total cost for material was around 700$ check out the link in description for the list of material. Thanks again for the wonderful feedback
Most of the brad nails are 18 guage 3/4 inch. I used these mostly while nailing trims and the back. Some nails are 1.5 inch and 2 inch for holding the back posts etc. It all depends on where you are using and the material you are using it on.
I would like to do one. Can u please make me sure the size of wood u used for gopuram base is it 1/2 inch ply wood and size of wood to used as support for back is it 3/4 inch ply wood. Thank you
Hi, I know it has been a while you posted this. Do you have any plans for this work? would appreciate if you can share either a drawing or some rough sketch you had. Thanks
Hi nice work would like to do one with the measurements you used.may I know size of the sliders you used and the distance between two sliders which you are installing at 10:20.thank you
I would like to know distance between two sliders I is installed at the top no problem and the other at the bottom.if I know the distance between the two I can install the sliders like a pro. Thank you
Thanks. Sorry the sheet was in the description of other video. Updated the description with sheet now. docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/124OazQDt9WNh1I8VlwdYcdeX-KB7PI9ekI_iym-pMGc/edit?usp=sharing
Thank You.. The budget for material was around 650 to 700 USD. You can find the lost of materials and cost in the excel sheet that is the description of other video in the channel.
Pocket hole joinery is not necessary but I use it for the top part of base so the holes do not show up when you join them with screws. As far as wood I am not sure I get your question. The base, drawers, base for gopuram is made of plywood. The back is made of oak hardwood. Posts/trims are made of pine. The corner trims are made from Oak.
Hi, I am planing make a small mandir. These are my measurements 26x24x12. 1. Can I use Birch plywood? 2. Can I use 1/2 plywood instead of 3/4 plywood. Can you please suggest me. Thank you in advance.
Yes you can use Birch. But the grains wont be pretty once stained. Also I would recommend 3/4 inch plywood for the base as the base needs to be sturdy. You can go with 1/2 inch on the base for gopuram. Goodluck with the project. Let me know if you have any questions. Will be happy to help.
Amazing Skills..Beautiful Finish, What more can your family ask for. Glad to order one for my self if you are interested to make one. I appreciate your Patience.
Thank you for the kind words. I am so sorry that I dont do this as a business. Woodworking is my hobby and I do it for my close friends and family. Again thanks for the nice words.
@@diy-doityourway3779 actually you said that you used 14 inch sliders so can I go with 30 inch ×14 inch × 3/4 inch.if this is good can have measure for front face and wood size i mean is it 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch .thank you
For the front face I use 3/4 inch ply wood. Length would be from end to end which would cover the whole tray, two drawer slides and the two sides (30 + 0.5+0.5+.75+.75) so the total will be 32.5 inches. But the easiest way to put a rough piece and mark and then make the cut accordingly. Also the width depends on the trim you are using to cover the front face. I remember using 2.5 inches or 3 inch.
Nice work and I got lot of ideas for my work. I am stuck at litter angel. The top of the perta is 36 * 15 inches. I have chosen two mounds - 1. From your list - 4-in x 8-ft White Hardwood Egg and Dart Crown Moulding www.lowes.com/pd/EverTrue-4-in-x-8-ft-White-Hardwood-Egg-and-Dart-Crown-Moulding/1000442467 2. From Homedepot - 3/4 in. x 5 in. Hardwood Dentil Crown Moulding www.homedepot.com/p/100586100 I am planning for two steps similar to the photo. 1 step- mounding from Home Depot 2 step- egg and dart crown from Lowe’s Any suggest on how to calculate on the mitter angles? Thanks
Hi I am afraid 15 inches width on the top would be more cramped and might not be enough for two level gopuram. It is very hard to suggest an angle. I would increase the angle (move the bottom part of crown molding closer to miter fence when cutting the crown molding) and make the crown molding as steep as possible. Then dry fit without any glue or nails. This way you will have an idea on how you can address this. I ran in to the same issue on my first build and built the molding steep like I mentioned above. There will be some wastage this way but will save your effort on your build.
The budget for material was around 650 to 700 USD. You can find the lost of materials and cost in the excel sheet that is the description of other video in the channel.
Very beautiful and you made it look easy. Appreciate sharing the details of the materials used. Thank you for sharing your art and skill
your mandirs are beautiful. i have been loving your videos. i am not indian or hindu but i find pooja mandirs to be absolutely beautiful and loved seeing how you made yours!
wowwwwwwwww! awesome!!!!
Thank you for excel file, amazing work. appreciate it.
wow superb...very talented...chala bagundhi...closed with bell doors video post cheyandi...waiting for that...hope it will be soon.
Excellent tutorial and thanks for the parts list as well. I was planning to start my project and came across your video. Subscribed.
Excellent work and Mandir is amazing.. truly hardwork... It'ss well done.. and built to last long. Keep up good work 👍
Amazing mandir making video. You made awesome mandir
Wowwwwwww. This is such an amazing work!! I am equally surprised to see so little likes and less views. This video must have a million views and 100s of thousands likes. Thanks brother for making this video and inspiring million others ❤️ 🔥
Skill , patience... Good job bro ..
Always wished to make one like this .. subscribed 👍
The best by far.. best quality, design and very well made.. you are the expert.
Psch.. Can I buy..🙂
Great work liked it much inspired with your imagination and patience..
Thank you for the kind words
Great video Sir, we just bought a house and wanted to make a Mandir and we found your video and google spreadsheet very helpful. God bless you!
BTW Great Job , as all commented here, you made very professional look mandir. It seems you have lot of experience with woodwork hobby projects.
Thanks for the nice words. Like I mentioned started my first ever project 3 years back with minimal tools. And this has become my go to hobby.
Very good excellent God Bless
Thank you very much
Great job.
Awesome!! Btw I am not able to get the details on drawer slider details. Can you please share where you got those from?
Amazing work
Great video and fantastic construction. Thanks for sharing. Please add a link to the moulding and other decorative pieces.
Thanks for the nice words. Please check below link. I used the following material to build my other mandir that is in my first video. But I used prettymuch the same trims for this build aswell.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/124OazQDt9WNh1I8VlwdYcdeX-KB7PI9ekI_iym-pMGc/edit?usp=sharing
DIY - Do It Yourway this list seems to differ from the items you have used in this video.. such as the decorative pieces used on upper side corners and front top corners
Yes. Like I mentioned I used almost the same materials that were shown in the first video. The specific trims used in this video are randomly handpicked based on their look at Lowes trim section. Will try to find them online and post links once I find them.
This is just amazing work, We recently shifted to the US and my wife is searching everywhere for a wooden temple, which you could help us build for our home.
Amazing work by you .... really i cant stop appreciating you for your neat job done with a perfection. Youe Efforts Are Appreciated ... Any chance, may you please make it for you, we will gladly like to buy 2 of them ... Please respond ... Thank You ...
Hi. Thank you for very kind words. I am sorry I dont do this as a means to earn money. I do this out of my interest for wood working and did a couple or more for my friends and family near by.
great work Bro. it is really awesome. could you share the size of your boxes for the bottom part? or may be if you have any material list based on the part of Mandir. it would be great..
Thank you.. The box size is 36inch wide, 28 inch depth and 16 inch height. List of materials should be in the description of the other video I have in my channel.
Beautiful work
What angle settings did you use for mitre cutting on the gopuram crowd mouldings?
Thank you. I used 45 degree miter cuts on the crown molding for gopuram. Inclination angle depends on your available space on the top and how many levels you intend to have for gopuram.
Good Mandir...hats off to your work...do you have the material list - DIY for this pooja mandir by any chance...i dont see it under the description.
Thanks for the kind words.. The material list is similar to the other video I had. I will update and post it for the corner moldings and post it here as well.
@@diy-doityourway3779 Awesomebro...Thanks:)
Your hard work, dedication & precision boost up my confidence to build my project. Great thanks for that. Perfect outcome.
Question : can you provide link or details to get the wood design pieces, just below the roof to fill the center space, next to columns ?
Thank you. Good luck with your project. I got these on amazon.
Ekena Millwork CORW03X06X12RJRW Wood Corbel, 3"W x 6 1/2"D x 12"H, Rubberwood www.amazon.com/dp/B015JT88O6/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_UV4hFb1NRGCMC
Ekena Millwork BKTW01X06X06OLRW Bracket, 1 3/4"W x 6"D x 6"H, Rubberwood www.amazon.com/dp/B015JT7RRA/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_uW4hFb3C97QXW
Hey buddy , good job of building the temple, I am trying to follow the same process, I am struck at the gopuram cut, could you provide me how you have made the gopuram to cut in such a way that all the four planks are resting correctly, I see you have a miter saw, could you provide me the angles you used on the miter saw . Appreciate your response.
Beautiful Mandir !! Have watched your earlier videos as well ,Quality work & patience .👌👌 Can you post us a video for large mandir with closed doors . TIA 🙏
Thank You for the nice worrda.. I dont do this every day. I do this for my friends and family. If any of my friends request one with doors I will definitely make a video and post here. Thank You again
We would like to build mandir with doors. Any suggestions? Where in Ohio do you live?
Super
Hi, Amazing work and talent. can you please suggest the legs you have used in this mandir. i would like to know where i can get that leg
These are the same legs I used for the first video. Check out the first video part 1 description for the list of items. I used another round block available at lowes and attached it to the leg and put the leg upside down.
@@diy-doityourway3779 , Thank you so much again for the reply
Great video and wonderful design encourages me to build one.
Had a question, when cutting the moulding for gopuram, did you just cut them at 45 degree angle or was it a bevel cut?
Thank You. I did not use bevel cut, I just made a 45 degree cut. The position of the molding is very important when making this cut. I usually draw a line on the miter saw base and make sure the molding is standing along the line while making all the crown molding cuts.
Amazing skills
Thank you
DIY - Do It Yourway
Where do you live? I need one mandir for my house warming in Coming October. We live in Atlanta.
I am sorry I live in Ohio and I might not be able to build one for you. And I do this as a hobby and built them to my family and friends.
DIY - Do It Yourway okay Anyways Thank you so much. I will try to make one. Seriously your skills are Amazing. Watching this video again and again. Appreciate your patience. All The Best.
Awesome job! Please list Dimensions and materials list , what are the arch pieces at the corners of the stand posts?
Thank you. I do not have any plans for these. The width and depth I had it at 36" wide and 24 inch depth. For the bottom chest. The height depends on the type of posts you use. The overall height came to about 5ft and 4 inches. Material list is included in the description of my first video. I used prettymuch the same materials along with the corner moldings. The corner pices are available at amazon or wayfair
www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B015JT88O6?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title
www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/ekena-millwork-bedford-9-12h-x-1-34w-x-7-14d-wood-bracket-in-mahogany-ekml5465.html
facebook.com/586470966/posts/10158229959750967/?d=n
Here is what I made, thanks again.
Awesome job.....looks great
Thankyou
great work and very helpful video. can you provide the tools that your have used for this work. i got the list of items from your first posting
You do not need a lot of tools, I just happen to own them. But having tools will make things easier. If you would like to own tools, I would recommend miter saw, 18 guage Brad nailer, pocket hole jig, drill and impact driver, clamps. Most of the big cuts, you can get them done at lowes or homedepot.
@@diy-doityourway3779 Thanks. Youreally did an awesome job by building this beautiful pooja mandir. i have searched DIY plans online and mostly people have used IKEA bookcase. the one that you have built looks great and more real. will try to build one using your work plan. last question- what is the budget for the previous pooja mandir that you have built and this one?
Thanks for the nice words. Cost wise both were pretty much the same. The second one cost like 50 to 100$ more interms of materials for extra trims and posts.
Hi, great work and the mandir is beautiful! Could you please tell us or direct us to the shopping link to the wood stain color used. The spreadsheet link directs us to some different color
Do you know what color is this
Awesome job. Could you help us to build one .
Thank you. I wish I could. I am sorry I do not do this for business. Woodworking is something that I do as a hobby.
Great workmanship. Where did you get all the trims from
Thank you. All the trims can be found at lowes or homedepot. Check my first videos description for all the material list and links to materials
Nice work! what's the material called at 9:31? the front small arch
HI,
Great job overall. The list doesn't include the corbels you have added to this version, at the top of the mandir. Can you tell where you got them from?
Thank You. The corner Corbels were bought from amazon and wayfair. Do not have the exact links but I got somethind similar to the following
www.wayfair.com/home-improvement/pdp/ekena-millwork-rockport-corbel-frmv1497.html
@@diy-doityourway3779 Thanks a lot. Didn't know wayfair had millwork stuff. good to know.
Hi wonderful work, Just asking, I looked at your mandir frequent times, still some thing pinching in my mind. the legs looks inverted. I know to attach the 'Arch' at top you used the square block for prefect fit. but I was notable to convince my self, and still locks inverted. for next project try to get the square block at the bottom too for the legs. (would you mind to tell me the total project cost. only material) - Thanks
Thanks for the feedback. I really appreciate it and you have a nice eye. yes I had to put the legs upside down for the corner corbels and had to improvise with the legs a little bit as my friend was adamant on the corner corbels. Like you mentioned I looked at the legs with square on top and bottom but the size and width were not fitting in to my build and had to go with what I had available in hand.
The total cost for material was around 700$ check out the link in description for the list of material.
Thanks again for the wonderful feedback
Hi can you share links for the top part
Super good job
I want this how much
What size brad nails did you use in this project ?
Most of the brad nails are 18 guage 3/4 inch. I used these mostly while nailing trims and the back. Some nails are 1.5 inch and 2 inch for holding the back posts etc. It all depends on where you are using and the material you are using it on.
I would like to do one. Can u please make me sure the size of wood u used for gopuram base is it 1/2 inch ply wood and size of wood to used as support for back is it 3/4 inch ply wood. Thank you
Hi, I know it has been a while you posted this. Do you have any plans for this work? would appreciate if you can share either a drawing or some rough sketch you had. Thanks
How to make that tier design bro?
I need help to set compound corner on top molding, how to set on miter saw ? what you ph #?
Hi nice work would like to do one with the measurements you used.may I know size of the sliders you used and the distance between two sliders which you are installing at 10:20.thank you
I would like to know distance between two sliders I is installed at the top no problem and the other at the bottom.if I know the distance between the two I can install the sliders like a pro. Thank you
Can you make one for me on Chargable basis
I want a mandir plz how
hey buddy, this is really great, would you be able to share the the excel sheet please? i don't see it in the description any more
Thanks. Sorry the sheet was in the description of other video. Updated the description with sheet now.
docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/124OazQDt9WNh1I8VlwdYcdeX-KB7PI9ekI_iym-pMGc/edit?usp=sharing
Can u pls let me know the paint you used in this project. The excel shows english chestnut, but this in red color.
I am sorry I do not have the color name handy. I was at home depot and got the shade. I will let you know if I find it
Amazing Work, I am planning to build something similar, and kind of working out the budget, how much did this complete build cost you ?
Thank You.. The budget for material was around 650 to 700 USD. You can find the lost of materials and cost in the excel sheet that is the description of other video in the channel.
Can we use grid machine to sand or only block sanding has to be done?
Either one should work. But make sure you use a higher grit 220 and above
Amazing job 👏. I have a small doubts. Did you use wood any where?
Is pocket hole necessary to joint base part?
Pocket hole joinery is not necessary but I use it for the top part of base so the holes do not show up when you join them with screws. As far as wood I am not sure I get your question. The base, drawers, base for gopuram is made of plywood. The back is made of oak hardwood. Posts/trims are made of pine. The corner trims are made from Oak.
Thank you.
Hi, I am planing make a small mandir.
These are my measurements 26x24x12.
1. Can I use Birch plywood?
2. Can I use 1/2 plywood instead of 3/4 plywood.
Can you please suggest me. Thank you in advance.
Yes you can use Birch. But the grains wont be pretty once stained. Also I would recommend 3/4 inch plywood for the base as the base needs to be sturdy. You can go with 1/2 inch on the base for gopuram. Goodluck with the project. Let me know if you have any questions. Will be happy to help.
What is the stand that you use to work on?
These are two sawhorse and I use 3/4 inch as bench top
Can uou please share measurements Pls
Amazing Skills..Beautiful Finish, What more can your family ask for. Glad to order one for my self if you are interested to make one. I appreciate your Patience.
Thank you for the kind words. I am so sorry that I dont do this as a business. Woodworking is my hobby and I do it for my close friends and family. Again thanks for the nice words.
@@diy-doityourway3779 Thank you for your response.
@@diy-doityourway3779 consider me as your friend. I tried but failed. I want to buy or I can ship wood to your home. Can you do it ?
HI, HOW MUCH DOES IT COST?
May I know the measures of harathi tray and drawer storage measures and also the measure of front frame which are used to cover front frame.thank you
Pujitha, Replied all your questions in Email. Let me know if you have any questions.
@@diy-doityourway3779 may i know the depth of harathi tray and measure of front frame used for used for harathi tray and drawer storage.thank you
@@diy-doityourway3779 actually you said that you used 14 inch sliders so can I go with 30 inch ×14 inch × 3/4 inch.if this is good can have measure for front face and wood size i mean is it 1/2 inch or 3/4 inch .thank you
Depth can be set between 14 and 15 inches but nor more than 15.5
For the front face I use 3/4 inch ply wood. Length would be from end to end which would cover the whole tray, two drawer slides and the two sides (30 + 0.5+0.5+.75+.75) so the total will be 32.5 inches.
But the easiest way to put a rough piece and mark and then make the cut accordingly. Also the width depends on the trim you are using to cover the front face. I remember using 2.5 inches or 3 inch.
Mandir ke price kya hai
Nice work and I got lot of ideas for my work. I am stuck at litter angel. The top of the perta is 36 * 15 inches. I have chosen two mounds -
1. From your list - 4-in x 8-ft White Hardwood Egg and Dart Crown Moulding www.lowes.com/pd/EverTrue-4-in-x-8-ft-White-Hardwood-Egg-and-Dart-Crown-Moulding/1000442467
2. From Homedepot -
3/4 in. x 5 in. Hardwood Dentil Crown Moulding
www.homedepot.com/p/100586100
I am planning for two steps similar to the photo.
1 step- mounding from Home Depot
2 step- egg and dart crown from Lowe’s
Any suggest on how to calculate on the mitter angles?
Thanks
Hi I am afraid 15 inches width on the top would be more cramped and might not be enough for two level gopuram. It is very hard to suggest an angle. I would increase the angle (move the bottom part of crown molding closer to miter fence when cutting the crown molding) and make the crown molding as steep as possible. Then dry fit without any glue or nails. This way you will have an idea on how you can address this. I ran in to the same issue on my first build and built the molding steep like I mentioned above. There will be some wastage this way but will save your effort on your build.
DIY - Do It Yourway h
Here is my work-
ua-cam.com/video/KDXZIVFFSRc/v-deo.html
Meterials where we can get
List of material and links is provided in the description
Do you sell?
Do you take orders ?
No Chaitanya. I do this out of passion to woodworking. Sorry I do not take orders.
Hi , we really liked it . Let me know if you can do to us plsssssss
@DIY: What was the total cost for the materials?
Thanks in advance
The budget for material was around 650 to 700 USD. You can find the lost of materials and cost in the excel sheet that is the description of other video in the channel.