Review on 🔧 Enhance Precision and Efficiency: General Tools 881 E-Z Pro Crown King Molding Jig with Protractor by Shalom Germann

I'm a weekend warrior with a pathetic Delta 10 foot miter saw. I wanted to put a crown on my kitchen cabinets and after watching a few videos I was trying to figure out how to "turn the crown upside down and then flip the cut side to the opposite side". Edger carpenters constantly put on the crown, so they are used to mental gymnastics to carve the inside corner. This confusion disappears completely with this crown attachment. Insert the stock right side up and drop the blade. The mount is lightweight, holds material well, and has inside/outside right/left corners stamped into the top of the mount. No more inverted crown for this hacker. Even with my crappy saw, my corners are tight and I've literally NEVER messed up the cut. More than once. Of course, a small ledge for the closet is not such a big problem. But for the homeowner who doesn't want to ruin some clipboards because they forgot to turn them over before cutting, this tool is GREAT! He just does what he has to do. makes it easy for ordinary people like us to achieve professional results. And it's inexpensive; it literally paid for itself on the money I would have thrown on spoiled bevel cuts. A protractor is a great addition, but all of my cabinets are square so I haven't used it yet. But it gives you both the angle and the angle measurement divided by two so you know how to set up the saw table. In any case, if you're on the fence, this device will be of great help. Good luck with your project!