Originally posted by: giantpinkbunnyhead
What size crown molding were you working with? I have a lot of experience with it, and there are times where I encounter walls so bad that I either have to shave down the drywall (for paint grade jobs) or float the wall out with shims so I can make a good corner with the crown, and then go back and seal the gaps with some caulking. I feel your pain man! I hope you aren't doing the angle cuts with a miter box.. a good chopsaw REALLY speeds up even a ****** crown molding situation.
we have a great aw....dewalt 718 miter double bevel
the key was that it was really large 5 1/4 (can't remember...pretty tired right now) and the walls were all wavy.
that said, this was a DREAM comrped to anotehr jobsite we are at where the house is like a gajillion years old and even the floors are off by like many degrees....
just imagine setting your tools down annd wathign them rolll away:laugh:
edit: wprst of all, onme of the homeowners was home and was giving us guff because she wasn't familar with the process so she thought it looked awful....
I hate when that happens...it is so demeaning...