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It is Festool, it’s going to be $$

Can't you just do 2 passes, once for scoring, and once for cutting? What kind of finish does that give you?

Dang I'm using my jigsaw for coping now nice

I would assume so. I looked into something similar years ago when I did safety in a factory. It was pricey

Looks awesome! I’m assuming it’s going to be completely unaffordable for the intended market, blue collar workers.

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Thank you for the video (3 years ago). Do you nail the top edge of the crown to the ceiling?

Can you give some tips for a 45 degree cut with the tsv? The scoring blade depth and position are different from a 90 degree cut and I cannot get a good alignment on the corners.

Thanks for the informative video.

Waste of time .. because when you caulk it and paint it looks the same as 45

Thank you so much for making this video and keeping it up. Thank you for taking the time and explaining everything very well for a beginner to understand. Really appreciate it.

Beginner here whats the tool he used to make the the tenins?

Great video thx

Wedge shim and wood filler will be better

which blade did you use?

Thank you... I got this on your recommendation... But could you please make some recommendations for saw-blade companies which you feel work well with the KSC60 for cleaner/cleanest cuts?

how do you drive with doors open if the loads to long?

YES THIS IS WHAT I NEEDED THANK YOU!!!

6:55 "... the hardware is generally very expensive.....and just not needed" And the DF700 is a cheaper route? Alternative route but not a comparison in costs unless you were install a gazillion shelves or justify the $1,700+ for other reasons. Looks good and yes, I am a Festool junkie. Nice to see a father/son combo in woodworking....or anything else. JimE

Nit pickin, the sound in that empty room did not work well on my computer... Thanks for taking the time and sharing your experience...

Does that track work with 55 cordless?

Amazing van. Only thing I would advise is to make some covers places where you see the outer skin of the van from the inside. It doesn't take a large object falling behind there to make a big dent in the skin which would look bad on such a nice van.

On order!

So far, I have only seen side door setup. Really nice! What brackets are used (mounted to plywood) for Festool boxes?

that is a good looking cut. been waiting for the 120V to come out. now I got to spend another Grand, AAAaaaaaa.

Thanks for the tips! Just got mine and I’m sooooo excited 😊

I was between this and the castle. I got lucky and found an old Porter cable 552 for under $200. I prefer the routed pocket hole and lower angle. This seems like a great machine but I’m not too fond of how much shifting I get when using my old K4 on smaller projects. I imagine it’s the same with the foreman.

How did you get 47°? My saw maxes out at 45°.

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You started out stating how important it is nailing the molding on the studs, then you put the splice between studs. The double out on top of the studs is low enough to use. Glad you be leave in coping inside corners. I am a retired carpenter of forty years. I was taught to, first, build a miter box. I hand drove my nails for many years. When using a miter saw, I always cut flat, even in odd angled corners. I always left that bottom tab on. Leaving it on, will make others thank that it is a mitered corner. Glad you take pride in your work. Most carpenters now days miter all joints. Time is more important to them, than quality.

I just started woodworking and I love your videos. You explain everything very thoroughly and I love to see you involving your kids. Thanks for this video and keep it up!

Wow - Exception storage and work flow - explained brilliantly - I have a very similar van set up over here in the UK... VMTs for the content 😁👌

Good job. Thank you for the details needed. Jn.3:36

Wow! One of the best crown molding videos. Thanks for sharing your talent.

Friggin genius… already knew of something similar but had just forgotten this.. thanks much

Dumb question. Toward the end when about to do the coping cut on the inside corner you put an initial mitre cut (prior to coping). What was the angle

Holy guack is this a helpful video! 👍👍👍

interesting placement

lots of green in that video.. and by green I mean hardbacks not the tools!

Your wife must be happy the way you use your hands

How do you manage random screws/fittings etc from your pockets etc? Do you sort them immediately, or have a place to put them ; and then sort this place once every so often? This particular issue is the bane of my life. Any advice would be much appreciated. Thanks for the van tour, this will help loads of people.

Thank you so much for this video. Super helpful and well-presented. Your time and effort is most appreciated!

I got one a few months ago I no longer use it I found it far under powered and the hand guard bit holder at the front stopped me from getting to certain areas. It's a shop tool not job site tool

Sanding is the best part

The track isn't sucured on the hinge side. It's flopping up and down as the cut is made

about any moulding to cover the corner??

Dude, you are a legend. I've probably watched 1.5 hours worth of crown moulding installation videos tonight and came out of each one of them with more questions than I did going into it. You explained everything perfectly. I particularly appreciate the info on measuring to the wall side and how to do a mid wall joint.

Can you install crown molding on a room with a cathedral ceiling design and find the angle if possible! Thanks a lot. Your video is so helpful!

I love your cat & dog helpers ❤

Beautiful video - you slowly and carefully with great detail, explained exactly how to do crown molding for someone who has never even done it. Even a professional could learn something from you.!