Efficient 3/4'' Bullnose Corner Gauge for Precise Bending - Bend Tool Co. Review

We have discussed all options. At first we tried to make two pieces at a 45 degree angle but we didn't like how it looked. We then bought a couple of corner pieces to fit, but they ended up not fitting. Finally, we took it upon ourselves to trim all of the corners of the rounded nose ourselves—and we're glad we did. We're not done yet, but they look better than the other options!

He works well as described. It doesn't come with instructions, so you'll need to watch the video on the company's website to become familiar with it (and learn that the center of the rounded nose should be 5/8 inch long). This tool mainly focuses on where longer pieces are being cut - I just wish it would help me spot curves that aren't 90 degrees so any rounded nose is perfect. There's one more game that you'll have to figure out for yourself.

I'll start by saying that I'm a real layman when it comes to home renovations. We decided on a renovation project by adding laminate floors which also included finishing. We have planed corners in our house and I didn't want to buy finished parts because they look raw. Before moving on, I practiced cutting some scrap pieces with a bullnose angle gauge. The angle sensor worked very well. With a little practice they became perfect.