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I’m getting a set of knoves ground for exterior crown moulding. I know I’ll need to have two separate profils for the rake and the eaves. How do I go about designing profiles that will match?
Thanks for the help.
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Have a professional millwork shop construct a developed molding profile based on the actual pitch of the rake. Grind to that profile.
Jeff
*Right. The pitch is what determines.
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I'm getting a set of knoves ground for exterior crown moulding. I know I'll need to have two separate profils for the rake and the eaves. How do I go about designing profiles that will match?
Thanks for the help.