General Tools Crown King Molding Cutting Jig #881 with Protractor, Yellow
Key features
- •4 EASY STEPS: Perfectly mitered corner joints in four easy steps
- •ELIMINATE TRIAL AND ERROR: Makes accurately cutting crown molding a snap, eliminating trial and error and saving time and money
- •PROFESSIONAL GRADE JOINTS: Cut perfectly mitered interior and exterior corner joints
- •MULTIPLE ANGLES: 45° spring angle crown molding jig with adapter for 52° and 38° angles
- •ELIMINATES: Difficult angle calculations, coping of joints or compound-angle cutting
- •INCLUDES: Comes with an adjustable Angle Finder that easily shows you the exact angle of inside and outside corner
General Tools Crown King Molding Cutting Jig #881 with Protractor, Yellow
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.5
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Great tool
ALKP•November 4, 2017
Made the job of cutting crown molding easier and getting it right.
This jig made it super simple! It help me to remember which side ...
Bernie Lane•October 14, 2017
It has been many years since I cut cove molding. This jig made it super simple! It help me to remember which side to cut and at what angle for inside and outside corners.
Four Stars
Nonoy Roque•September 9, 2017
Very useful for crown molding cuts, protractor helped a lot with corner angles.
I wish I bought this when I put crown up in the old house
M G•September 8, 2017
Like pretty much everybody else mentioned, this is a great tool. Sure you could make a crown molding jig out of plywood, but for less than $20 why bother. I liked the fact that the molding is placed bottom-side down unlike some of the other ones on Amazon -- it's much easier to visualize it when you don't have to think upside down and backwards. Team this up with the FastCap Crown Molding Clip and one person can put up crown molding in 1/2 the time.
Worked well
Joe K•May 16, 2017
Was doing a basement with crown installation off of the ceiling. This did work really well but i probably would have done a better job with more practice. Definitely a 2 man job to install.
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