How To Make A Return Cut On Trim [Trim Tutorials #10]

[@BBCo9]

This was such a easy to follow explanation. Pretend you’re building an outside corner! Thanks!

[@Danteaze]

Thank you, this tutorial was exactly what I needed! :)

[@billlyttle8224]

Wow my shop teacher would be calling ems to be ready to sitich on some fingers. Watch what happened on the Perkins Brothers

[@detroitdiy]

You have to be careful.

[@billlyttle8224]

I would say so. Safety is Job 1

[@contractor556]

I’m trying to see if I can do that but with a 15• angle on the face . Testing it out now.

[@detroitdiy]

Let me know how it works out for you.

[@oscarfarley4104]

you might want to point out which sides of the trim are against the back rail of the saw.

[@supportteam6808]

I hope you still have all your fingers....

[@detroitdiy]

Sure do

[@supportteam6808]

@@detroitdiy good to hear...wasn't being rude...just know a couple of people that lost fingers holding onto small pieces using a miter saw.

[@detroitdiy]

I know you were not being rude, I have a few years ago had an accident with a saw and almost lost the end of my finger. I pay close attention to what I am doing.

[@marcantoniojefferies9938]

How do I do a return cut on a wall trim going up and down the stairs at 38.5 degrees?

[@detroitdiy]

I am not exactly sure how you are trimming them out. You can send me a picture at [e-mail] this would help me better understand what you have going on.

[@detroitdiy]

I am so sorry gmail will not let me back in that accout. New phone and computer lets do this instead send pictures to [e-mail]
I will be glad to help anyway i can. What moulding are you working with, baseboard, chair rail, hand rail?

[@oscarfarley4104]

look left...lol