Photo: Wendell T. Webber
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With a coping saw, carefully back-cut the molding, following its profile as shown. Read instructions on how to make a cope cut and watch a video of Tom Silva making cope cuts.
Tip: Always cut the coped end of a piece of molding first, then cut the opposite end of the board to length. That way, if your cope cut isn't perfect, you can redo it without wasting the piece.
Tip: Always cut the coped end of a piece of molding first, then cut the opposite end of the board to length. That way, if your cope cut isn't perfect, you can redo it without wasting the piece.






























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