#fucktw and useless bullshit

PCTaco

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Do you just square cut the ends and cut a piece as wide as the trim is thick to slam in there?
 

Slim-Whitey

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Nope. That would require me to cope the piece.
22.5° angles on all cuts.

So you fit the butts of the two main pieces together, and leave them. Do all your main runs, leaving the corners.

Then you cut a triangle at 22.5° on both sides.

Cut however many you need, and glue them in. Standard wood glue will hold them well if you press them in for a few seconds. If you really want, a 23ga. pin is also good.
 

Thesandaddict

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Damnit it's going to be hard to talk shit now knowing you actually are a mediocre carpenter. I did finish work (cabinets, doors, windows, molding, etc) myself for 7 years and loved it. Always was fun getting all retarded out on some dumbass double stacked 14" crown. Going to have to dig up some old pics.
 

Slim-Whitey

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I'm alot better than most of you fuckknuckles give me credit for. :rofl: I laid down nearly 400 feet of that shit in a building that is comprised of hexagons built adjacent to each other with intersecting walls at between 25 and 60°.
There are some interesting corners.

I pulled the trigger on one of these for Miranda for Valentine's Day tonight.

It's a locket styled after the one in the movie "The Illusionist".
You open it in one orientation and it shows picture A.
You close it, swing it to the other orientation, and it shows picture B, while not wrecking picture A.
In the movie it's presented as something that would be nonsensical to make, almost impossible.

Luckily, an engineer watched the movie and said "some magnets, a CNC machine, and alotta fucking around, and I can do that"

Behind the photos, there's a sport for a small holder with cremation ashes in it. Her childhood dog (a terrier that lived to 17) and Ted will go behind their respective pictures.
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It wasn't cheap, but I didn't care. She should love it.
 
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Someone just lemme know when it's the appropriate time to resume the shit talking after the dog mourning thingy because I have good ammo, but just cant use it out of respect for doggo

for betas you’d give no grief period because no matter what, they “just can’t”. For a chode like @Slim-Whitey, 24 hours would be a respectable amount of time for him to get his bearings back.
 
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