I need to make some soild back crown and have never made it before, have made lots of crown before but not solid back. I have the cutter for the profile i want for my project but am having troble coming up with a jig to hold the work piece at the right angle to run it. any help would be great.
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I'm thinking you cut the profile first, then cut the angles.
Assuming you are using a moulding machine you could make a carrier to hold the stock at the correct angle as it is ran into the machine. Or if you are using a shaper you could attach a back support for the piece as you run it through as is the same for a router table. But it would be safer to cut the profile as normal flat and then insert a filler piece behind it or cap off the top with a piece that continues the profile.
Don
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