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Conquering Crown Molding, Programs 5 & 6
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About Conquering Crown Molding, Programs 5 & 6
Product Description Installing crown molding is a challenge that every finish carpenter encounters. Nearly every carpenter has their own home-style way of handling it-from making templates and visualizing each cut, to triangulating tangent lines on the ceiling. You can skip all that nonsense. Avoid long learning curves and cut straight to the fun of crown molding by watching these two programs on fundamental and advanced techniques for installing one of the most dramatic moldings borrowed from the classical orders. These programs begin with a review of basic joinery and making cultists, then move rapidly to larger issues: · Deciding between miters and copes for inside corners · Developing strategies for both simple and complex rooms · Customizing spring angles · Using a Collins Coping FootWith David Collins · Mastering the CopeMaster Precise instruction, in both video, slide shows, and printable articles, includes tried-and-true methods for pre-assembling multiple pieces around columns and bookshelves, for installing crown on cathedral ceilings (learn how to read and cut any angle with just a protractor), and for tackling crown on kitchen cabinets, even if the ceilings are out of level. Review I learned more about measuring and cutting casing and crown than I did in 22 years of building homes. -- Mike Guertin, Contributing Editor, Fine Homebuilding I m impressed with ability for the typical lay person to be taught in a very non threatening fashion. -- Brian G. Johns, Orange, CA Katz's "anyone can do this" attitude draws crowds at trade shows an appropriate choice for his debut DVD! -- Brian Pontolilo, Fine Homebuilding Thank you for the educational experience that would have taken me years to acquire. -- Doug Ridgway, Saskatchewan, Canada With this combination of video, slideshows, and articles, the learning curve is almost flat. -- Craig Savage, author of Trim Carpentry
