Why in the world would anyone cut baseboard upside-down??? We cover that in this video and look at the small tricks that production trim carpenters use to increase speed and efficiency while making the job easier when coping baseboard.


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(0:00) Intro
(0:26) Should you cut base vertically or flat?
(1:00) Key advantage to cutting base vertically.
(2:36) Cutting Angles Vertically Is Easier
(3:48) Cutting Vertically Makes Coping Easier
(6:38) Back Beveling is Easier When Cutting Vertically
(7:17) Cutting Upside-Down Puts the Profile Towards You = Easier
(7:59) Cutting Base Flat is Still Perfectly Fine
(9:02) My Tall Auxiliary Fences Supplier
(10:04) How Cutting Upside-down Affects the Cutlist