End Crown Moulding Cut! - How to Return
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2024
- In this video I show you my favorite crown moulding return.
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Tons of nice homes in Texas, this guy will never run out of work.
Thats a nice detail.
Richard,
Your videos are outstanding. I continue to learn every time I watch. Also, your glue is the best I've ever used. Don't know how I got along without it.
Keep up the good work, and thanks for sharing all your tips and techniques.
i just love your work and your simple and easy how to do it ... Thank you for taking the time in making these valuable videos
I appreciate your teaching style, you are encouraging and use common language for the industry. Finally, I love your sense of humor! Great job!
hi Mick from Ireland Dublin.luv ur stuff.40 years in the same game.picked up alot of tips.just shows Every Day Is A Learning Day.Gud Luck wit your Buissness .keep tje Vids going 💪
Hi Richard
I'm a kitchen installer here in the UK.
Just wanted to thank You and encourage You that I admire your work greatly and have picked up some amazing tips and tricks from You.
Keep up the fantastic work.
Bless You Bro.
You are the man Richard! I’ve become quite competent in installing crown thanks to you. 🙏
Richard, I would like to thank you for making this video. I tried it today, and MAN it looks like a Million bucks. Thank you again sir and God Bless you and your family.
Your videos are the best. Thanks for taking the time to provide such great content!
This is one of the first videos saw of yours, Richard. I was just going to put up some crown moulding in my apartment, but I fell into the world of trim carpentry and now I'm working on my second wainscotting project after having done my bedroom. complete with three stage crown, 2400mm (48 inch) wainscot and 225mm Victorian skirting. I also dressed up a plain apartment window with a craftsman window trim with window sill and plantation shutters (the shutters were a bit much for me - I had to get them made). I had zero idea about any of this before I started watching your videos. Not only are you a fine craftsman, but you explain things in a way that is easy to understand. Thank you for teaching me!👍🙂
Hey I just started watching your videos and I wanted to let you know that you are awesome and thank you for sharing. I am an HVAC & R master technician. I buy houses on a side fix and flip them. Your explanation formulas and technique has made me an excellent trim finisher and I wanted to say thank you...
Regarding the Base and Crown Molding dilema faced by those of us who aren't working full time in finish carpentry - You have the BEST videos. Thank You very much for the work you put into these teaching videos.
Great trade secrets here! You deserve to get paid for this valuable lesson. I hope these videos bring in substantial cash flow as you produce content that helps the masses. Thank you for your effort; I will be sure to use your affiliate links when making purchases. ALSO, I just watched you latest video on repairing a framers baseboard instal. I have a great deal of respect for those who choose not to drag others through the mud in order to make themselves feel better. You were not condescending in the least like many in the trades often are. All around, keep up the good work, you will be blessed for it! I just liked and subscribed.
Do appreciate you sharing your supreme skills !!!
Not Everyone would take the time to do so !!!
New subscriber and looking forward to upcoming vids...
Thanks again and keep up the Great work
Very nice return and really neat video work. Thanks for the effort you put into these tips.
Just landed a new crown job. And I will definitely be using this technique. Thank you for the great content.
You make it look so enjoyable. Thanks for the tips.
Dude, thank you! My wife wants crown moldings in the our family room and I wasn’t sure how to end it where the ceiling meets the stairway. Now I know. Love the videos.
You make it look so easy. Thanks for the great videos.
You explain the process so well! Few minutes later I'm trying to process what you said, That I've watched this video a dozen times! (backward upside down left side....huh?) Thanks!
You are a true craftsman sir. Love your vids.
Thank you for the tips on crown molding and base boards P.S. I really wish I seen your videos before I did my house remodel . but the good thing you show me how to fix my mistake I made lol thank you
Dude. You are a hero and a gentleman. Thank you, this should really up my game.
love how spread out those houses are. makes for a chill work space. 😎 great video as usual 👍
Thanks! Yes, they have big lots in this development. Very nice.
I love watching y9ou craft things. You explain well so I have to try new things. Thank you for the challenges.
Tried this out today and worked fantastic!! Thanks!!
Thank you for teaching us so many great things. I can’t wait to get my t-shirt glue just come in the mail. Ready to get started
Dude! Your videos are so awesome and help me out so much,Thank you.
Great video. I love watching your videos, I always learn something new, and your production quality is great!. The only thing I wish you would have done, is shown an image of one installed. I can picture it in my head, but still would have been cool to see a final product picture.
I love doing these this return makes it Pop Pop Pop Pop great explanation for people who don't know how to make one great video
I work in renovation and I’ve learn so much in the past 3 days watching your video keep up the good work man thank you 🙏!
I love the drone footage. Very helpful information
Those Diablo saw blades are my favorite blades for all my saws....
Thanks for posting and sharing. I pray you get a lot of work out of these.
That is really awesome looking. Love your videos man!!!!
You sir are a true craftsman. Its truly hard to find people who truly have a passion for what they do. The average homeowner will never appreciate what you do, keep up the good work. I'll be cutting this return tmrw.
excellent series of videos
great workmanship
Love your channel man. Learning allot. Keep the great content coming.
that's a beautiful return as well! Great job!!
Richard, that's the difference between a laborer and a fine craftsman, a standard return would look very nice but your return has that WOW factor.
I'd name it the ELEGANT return.
Excellent craftsmanship, you do great work and don't miss any details in your teaching.
Clint Price
I agree, I will never reach that standard. Im a new starter but what a great guy he is in explaining the method and it gets my jobs done to a happy mediocre standard haha
Kat Smith I’m thinking of starting my own crown moulding business as well. How hard was it for you to get started?
Beautiful tip. Love that style of return.
Wow! I call this miter saw magic. Keith, you're unreal. Thanks for the video.
Who's Keith? Richard makes these videos....lol
Thank you for sharing this video inspires me to learn every day
Thank you so much for this video. Need to make some returns for entering a staircase all your videos help so much been a huge fan for along time learn so much from watching
You do some seriously fine work man!
Very nice detail. Would love to see some "wrap up" videos for the jobs you're doing. I'm just talking about 2-3 minutes showing the end product (if the customer would allow it). Might seem boring to you, but I love seeing the "before" and "after" on trim work. Also I am REALLY LOOKING FORWARD to the custom house you may be a part of. Keep up the great work.
Good job man. Beautiful work
Thanks to you my bath crown molding looks very nice,you just make my day.tankyou very,very,very,much!!!
about to do my own crown molding your videos are the best on youtube thanks man
I tried it myself. Worked out great
Very helpful, turned out perfect. Thank you!
Awesome job. True craftsman
Nice drone work! Love the information and the way you make your videos!
Thank you! That means a lot to me.
Nice work , and showing us your skills .
You have mastered your craft spot on. I would waste a 10' piece trying to do that. I see the 2 metal clips on the base of your saw to hold the piece at the proper angle, never seen those before.
Smart tips and very very helpful thanks
Nice fancy crown moulding return!!!
Bro, I just did this a couple hours ago. Pulled it off and I am terrible at crown. But this came out looking pretty good. Thank you for showing us how.
Great help. That is exactly the cut I've been having a problem with to run Crown molding under the vaulted ceiling of my kids dormer window
Richard,
It takes a lot to be good... and just a little more to be great... those two extra cuts and your crown return is 10 times better... NICE! Curious if you've tried the aerosol CA activator instead of the pump-spray type you use here? It seems to me like the aerosol gives a quicker set and I like its finer mist, but you do a LOT more trim using it than I do so I know you've got solid reasons for the choices you make.
Best, Matt
That would make such a great window top moulding with a small ledge to display things over windows. Thank you
I love doing crown returns like this. Especially on tall crown! Great Job!!
SHAWИEE HILLS WORKSHOP any idea on how to do this return but flat using the bevel?
@@MrCasTeaYo same way just flat
You should check out the zero clearance tape from fast cap. I use it on both my miter saws and absolutely love it! It's only $5 for 5 strips so once you do a bevel or a compound cut it's not expensive to replace.
That's quite beautiful! ♡
Thank you so much, this video helped me a lot 👍👍👍👍
Thanks. It came out really well for me.
Good stuff! Thanks for the very useful instructional!
Vey nice Richard we support you channel
Very nice video. Just finished watching 4 or 5 of them. I always learn a little, or lot of new techniques. Have you done a video on trimming out a window (here in the lower Midwest they call them palladium windows) which is just a regular window but the top of the window is a half round arch. Any tips on trimming out a window like that. I really enjoy the laid back style. Maybe sometime you can make a 3-4 part video showing say each of the stages of a coiffured ceiling, such as layout, how to Mount the substructure, etc...
Thanks again for the great videos. You guys do great work on your projects.
Ron
Very cool. Had to watch it about 4 or 5 times, but very cool.
Always great content!
It seems every time i watch one of your videos I’m like wow. Thanks for putting work your on here for us to see.
Well I saw this video a week too late. LOL, but I now have it for the next time I need it. Well done Richard.
Awesome job thanks for the tip keep up the great work
U do very nice work keep it up
Great explanation Richard. I'm a finish carpenter myself.
Nice! Thank you for the videos and thank you for your service. Semper fi.
Very nice cuts. That would look great on a cabinet top.
Great video as usual! Thanks much.
very creative keep up the good work.
WOW! LOVE THIS!!
This is why I support this guy . . .
Awesome intro!
Amazing! Thanks! I never thought of doing one like this, I will experiment and give it a try. I have used CA glues on model aircraft building for years, looks like a natural here as well.
Andrew Barkley we use this style to go around corners with base moulding as well. It's all about the details.
Thank you return at 22s looks great,almost like I knew what I was doing,,,,,,
Thanks for the videos. U got made skill brother!
Great video! Thanks for the help. FYI: For my 5.25" moulding the turn took 2.5" off the long piece.
You are the BEST!
Awesome vid. Thanks for sharing!
You do very cool work I like it
We'll be moving into a new home soon and I plan to do all the crown molding, chair rail and picture frame wainscot. (builder wants $700 to just do crown in a 9 x 12 dining room). I like your treatment on the crown and will try it to see how it works in my case. Question: Sometimes when I make the outside corners with chair rail, the sharp corners create a hazard. I usually sand them to soften the edge, but I am wondering if you ever used this 22.5 degree method to create softer corners? Great tips I will use in my new home.
Excellent!!! Your pretty good😀
Hi Richard, thank you for the videos. I appreciate the level of professionalism and care you take to demonstrate your skills. They've made quite a difference in my skill level and my house is grateful. I have a question about the miter saw, if I may. Do you find any downsides to using a 12" miter saw over a faster 10" or smaller saw? Is the one you are using in this video the DWS780? Thank you.
I don't plan on cutting fancy molding but I really like all these videos he puts out. I feel like I'm always learning just by watching... Great stuff!
Great video!
Incredible thanks for sharing!
Nice. Awsome return
Hey! A guard on your saw....well done. I'm running my own crown next month and I'm going to use this. How short do you leave your long piece before you start your return? Or is it trial and error?
Thanks!
Wood you believe it;) I learned something new today that I'm going to try. Thank you for making this video.
That intro was great by the way