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Installing Crown Molding

Carpenter Bob Ryley visits the project house to install the WindsorONE crown molding in the dining room. The five-piece crown molding assembly requires careful measurements, and a selection of electric- and hand-powered saws for a successful installation.
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Installing Crown Molding

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" No harder -- first piece of this he's primal flat against the wall of that neighborhood to. And -- nailers. On yet been put me on the front of the ceiling. It's gonna allow us to put the remaining four pieces of crown. OK now the talk now we're ready to mention the great -- with. Here. And else that. One point seven and three days. And returned us to be six and yeah."

" And -- step."

" Well. And I already that top crown molding. I hope he's from inside. The first piece we're putting up will be on the paneled wall here."

" Well a couple of feet off of that costly work on openings. OK no matter -- backside of this 45. And we have put a slash and that's what I convalescent -- going to and we cement blocks. Upside down that's gonna help us out. Find it."

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