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Foam Crown Vaulted Molding angle degree cutting chart

Cut vaulted crown molding corners

Crown molding cutting made easy!
Cutting Austin Crown flat back foam crown moldings. There is no more need for crown molding spring angles. No more complex compound miter cuts to make. Our crown moldings cut in most positions, in most miter saws. In this example we will show you how to cut a 120 degree vaulted up and
down crown molding corner for vaulted, angled, cathedral or sloped ceiling.

How To Begin

Take an angle finder and measure the degree from the wall to the ceiling.

(example 120 degrees)  A regular flat ceiling is 90 degrees. Take 120-90=30 degrees difference. Divide 30 by 2=15 degrees. for more angles look at the PDF chart above.

FLAT CUT EXAMPLE

START WITH CUTTING A REGULAR INSIDE 90 DEGREE CORNER

FLAT CUT EXAMPLE

This is what you need to set your miter saw angle to. Make both cuts at 15 degrees each. This will give you a 120 degree vaulted corner. Be sure to lay the crown molding flat on the saw table when making these cuts. You need three pieces of molding to get started.

Vaulted Up Corner

Vaulted Down Corner

Vaulted Crown Molding Cutting Chart

Angle
Miter Cut
Angle
Miter Cut
145
27.5
101
5.5
144
27
100
5
143
26.5
99
4.5
142
26
98
4
141
25.5
97
3.5
140
25
96
3
139
24.5
95
2.5
138
24
94
2
137
23.5
93
1.5
136
23
92
1
135
22.5
91
0.5
134
22
90
0
133
21.5
89
0.5
132
21
88
1
131
20.5
87
1.5
130
20
86
2
129
19.5
85
2.5
128
19
84
3
127
18.5
83
3.5
126
18
82
4
125
17.5
81
4.5
124
17
80
5
123
16.5
79
5.5
122
16
78
6
121
15.5
77
6.5
120
15
76
7
119
14.5
75
7.5
118
14
74
8
117
13.5
73
8.5
116
13
72
9
115
12.5
71
9.5
114
12
70
10
113
11.5
69
10.5
112
11
68
11
111
10.5
67
11.5
110
10
66
12
109
9.5
65
12.5
108
9
64
13
107
8.5
63
13.5
106
8
62
14
105
7.5
61
14.5
104
7
60
15
103
6.5
59
15.5
102
6
58
16
Cutting information for the center “pie” piece. Lay flat on saw table and move saw blade right or left to cut
Numbers in blue are for upward vaulted corners
Numbers in red are for downward vaulted corners
Miter cut in green is the degree you set your saw blade to.
Angle in purple is the angle of the wall to the ceiling in degrees

Step By Step Instructions

Vaulted Corner Up

Step 1
Make two 45 degree cuts, just a simple inside corner (blue line)
Step 2
Cut the red line at 15 degrees in the flat position
Step 3
Cut the red line at 15 degrees in the flat position
Now you have all the peices cut
To make a left vaulted up corner simply cut the small center part from the left 45 degree part in step one.

Vaulted Corner Down

Step 1
Cut the red line at 15 degrees in the flat position
Step 2
Cut the red line at 15 degrees flat in the saw
Step 3
Cut the red line at 15 degrees in the flat position
Now you have all the peices cut
To make a left vaulted down corner
simply cut the small center part
from the left 45 degree part in
step one.

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