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Set Up Miter Saw for Angled Cuts

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Crown Molding Installation · Step 2 of 9

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Protect the corners with a metal corner bead. Cut the bead with tin snips, leaving it about 1/2 inch short. Hold it tight against the corner. Because screws will distort the bead, nail it in place, placing screws every 9 inches.

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and cut around the edges. Protect the corners with a metal corner bead. Cut the bead with tin snips, leaving it about half an inch short. Hold it tight against the corner. Screws will distort the bead, so nail it in place, placing screws every nine inches. Cut a piece of drywall a quarter inch short to fit between the corner and the last installed panel.

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Set Up Miter Saw for Angled Cuts

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Crown Molding Installation · Step 2 of 9

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Protect the corners with a metal corner bead. Cut the bead with tin snips, leaving it about 1/2 inch short. Hold it tight against the corner. Because screws will distort the bead, nail it in place, placing screws every 9 inches.

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and cut around the edges. Protect the corners with a metal corner bead. Cut the bead with tin snips, leaving it about half an inch short. Hold it tight against the corner. Screws will distort the bead, so nail it in place, placing screws every nine inches. Cut a piece of drywall a quarter inch short to fit between the corner and the last installed panel.

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