# How to Cut Crown Molding on an Inside Corner With a Miter Saw
Cutting crown molding for inside corners can make or break a renovation. Once you learn the secret, you can easily apply crown molding to every room in your home. Your new woodwork will be the envy of your friends and neighbors.
Things You'll Need
- Crown molding
- Miter saw
- Nails
- Wood filler
- Paint
Instructions
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Measure the length of your wall. Select a section of crown molding that's longer than this distance.
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Set the miter saw box to cut a 45-degree angle.
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Turn your crown molding so the front is facing away from you. This position gives you the proper angled cut for an inside corner. Cut the molding to fit and return to the wall.
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Place crown molding in the corner and use a nail setter to set the nail below the surface.
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Fill in any gaps, seams or nail holes with a wood filler and paint.
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