Crown Molding by Henry Harrison Crown molding is the trim that goes between your wall and ceilings. Well, all you have to do is flip it over on the backside.
Crown moldings have bevels on the back.
It is easy to make it fit tight and look good if you have plenty of patience and know how to cope. Place molding pieces in a miter box like this and cut it on an angle using a hand saw to create proper angles for crown molding, trim , door and window molding, etc. What this miter cut does for us is that it opens up the profile so that you can really see the curves. Take a pencil and enhance the lines on the edge, heavily, so that you can see it when you begin to cut. Once the profile has been enhanced, we have a piece where it is really dark.