Last spring I did a big flooring project in my house and finished all the baseboards except for the master bedroom. i'm just tired of it The main reason was that I hated the pain involved in making nose pieces. I saw this on the internet and decided to give it a try. I'm glad I did. This weekend I finished my baseboards in the master bedroom and bought my wife a new bedroom set. I seriously spent half the time (if not less) making round nose corners with this tool. I would buy it again.
My house has rounded corners and this device has helped me a lot. It's really just a piece of plastic and I'm sure you could easily make a template similar to this, but I felt the price and time savings quickly paid for itself. I made some rounded corners before buying and they didn't work either. I haven't had any of the notching problems that some others have reported, but I've always measured from the marks I made with this tool and then accounted for the cut of the blade and I've had no…
Really very handy tool. When I replace all the trim in my house, this tool tells me exactly where to measure to cut the trim that fits the hook nose corner. It is very easy to use and will speed up your work. But here's why I didn't give it a 5 (and why the value for money is only a 3): First: Mine came with no instructions. Oh sure, it seems like it's meant to be intuitive, but there's nothing on it other than the instrument's label. And there are four small holes, two on each side. If you are