How To Make Cove Molding on the Tablesaw - WOOD magazine

Learn how to make your own cove moldings with your tablesaw. WOOD magazine's Craig Ruegsegger shows you the techniques to ensure all your moldings match perfectly. With the use of a jig and a few scraps of wood, you'll be ready to custom make your cove molding.
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[@JerryLevenson]

Nice, thorough presentation. And no annoying music. Thanks.

[@leonarddavis3684]

That was a great explanation, 1st time I have seen a initial jig for setting it up, as well as the different profiles you can make. Thanks

[@JunkWorkshop]

Great video, well explained. Thank you for sharing. Greatings from Italy !

[@albadry1985]

Besser gibt's nicht! !!

[@tn8141]

I think this is the first one of your guys videos I've actually watched the whole thing this is one of your better videos

[@cbacina]

Why did you place the first fence 3/4" from the pencil mark?

[@Lu-cho]

2010?
13 years ago and not much COVE crown molding for sale.
Just on one or 2 stores all USA we can find it.

[@gjanalog5675]

I’ve never see one of these videos where they actually show how difficult it is to complete a 8,10, or 12’ length by oneself.
Seems simple with a 12” board.

[@jdsbeau1]

good point

[@bradsmith1046]

Excellent presentation, much appreciated! Would using a dado blade set get you a better pre-sanding finish? Thanks you.

[@Wood]

Likely worse, as now you're dragging a *wider* blade across the workpiece. Haven't tried it, though, TBH.