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04-08-2011 05:33 AM |
I close to finishing my new wood frog cage, only thing is when i cut the windows out the edge of the cut got a little jagged. anyways i taught about putting molding around the edge to hide it some, but i really dont care for the inside part of the wood were the cut is. Is there some type of molding or fixture that i could use to hide the outside and inside edges of my windows, sorta like a L molding or something? |
10 replies so far
#1 posted 04-08-2011 07:57 AM |
You could certainly use some corner molding or maybe some cove molding on the inside and and then frame it with 1/8” or 1/4” flat stock. |
#2 posted 04-08-2011 08:51 AM |
Thnx for the info, not to key to the names of these things so ya. Looks like Corner molding would be the easiest, but do they make it in 1/2”x1/2” , thats the thickness from window to edge. If not Cove & flat stock would do it, just means more money for restock in supplies |
#3 posted 04-08-2011 08:58 AM |
will a 45 degree cut work on a corner mold |
#4 posted 04-08-2011 09:23 AM |
You would have to look and see if your local supplier has that size corner molding, I have seen it before. I agree cove wouldn’t really be worth the extra cost. It can be cut at 45s as normal. I have never used that small of cove, nothing under 3/4”. Corner molding is cut at 45s but you have the make sure the long side is on the outside if that makes sense. |
#5 posted 04-08-2011 09:34 AM |
well if it comes down to it i see a 1” corner molding, i could cut off 1/2” you mean start the cut from the outside piece when i make my 45 |
#6 posted 04-08-2011 09:43 AM |
1/4” offset moulding should hide chipping -- "Good artists borrow, great artists steal”…..Picasso |
#7 posted 04-08-2011 09:57 AM |
I can’t really explain it to well but if you cut a piece it will make better sense. Maybe these pics will help…? |
#8 posted 04-08-2011 10:02 AM |
ya i understand the pics, what pic am i looking for in the photbucket? |
#9 posted 04-08-2011 10:07 AM |
I mark the Molding the way I need it cut so I don’t forget and then sneak up on the length so I don’t cut it to short. |
#10 posted 04-08-2011 10:09 AM |
That is Moron’s web site to show his projects, if that is was what you were talking about. |
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