Crown molding jig device
OwnerStephen J. Shangle, Keith A. Shangleinventors
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Abstract
A crown molding jig device for mitering the ends of crown molding stock. The crown molding jig device includes a first template member being a first elongate multi-sided support member having a first base portion and a first planar wing portion extending along and outwardly from a longitudinal side of the first base portion and being adapted to support a crown molding stock upon a cutting device; and also includes a second template member also being an elongate multi-sided support member having a second base portion and a second planar wing portion extending along and outwardly from a longitudinal side of the second base portion and being adapted to support a crown molding stock upon the cutting device.
Claims3
A crown molding jig device comprising:
- a first template member being a first elongate multi-sided support member having a first base portion and a first planar wing portion extending along and outwardly from a longitudinal side of said first base portion and supporting a crown molding stock upon a cutting device;
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- a second template member also being an elongate multi-sided support member having a second base portion and a second planar wing portion extending along and outwardly from a longitudinal side of said second base portion and supporting a crown molding stock upon the cutting device, each of said first and second base portions having a thickness and also has a generally flat bottom side and a generally flat back side, each of said first and second base portions further having a front side having an upper portion and a generally flat lower portion, each of said first and second planar wing portions having a first longitudinal edge which is integrally attached to said upper portion of said front side of a respective said first and second base portions, each of said first and second planar wing portions extending outwardly from a respective said first and second base portions at approximately 38 degrees relative to said bottom side thereof, each of said first and second planar wing portions having a thickness and a width and also having a length substantially equal to that of a respective said first and second base portions, each of said first and second planar wing portions having a generally flat upper side which faces generally upwardly, and also having a generally flat lower side which faces generally downwardly, said first and second template members further having a plurality of holes being spaced apart and being disposed through said first and second base portions and through portions of said lower sides and first longitudinal edges of said first and second planar wing portions.
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