Take the guesswork out of coping crown molding to create perfect inside corners! Allows you to quickly and easily cope crown molding with a power jig saw instead of a coping saw, reducing wrist, hand and arm stress.
Coped crown molding is actually one piece of crown fitting over the other piece, instead of the two being mitered at the inside corner.
(1) EasyCoper for Crown Molding
| Brand | EasyCoper |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Part Number | EASYCOPER |
| Weight | 1.4500 |
| Tech Spec |
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| Type | Crown Molding |
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10 Reviews
Nice little jig worth the money
This is a nice little jig so much faster than a copping saw. I would recommend practicing with a few cuts before you start a job so you know what to expect also make sure you have good lighting
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Coping jig
No more problems coping crown. Works great with thin blade saber saw. A lot faster and smoother cuts than hand coping saw.
Great product.
Great product.
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Works great---professional looking inside crowning molding corners
Sure, the price seems high for two pieces of plastic, but it works great. Instructions could be better, but not too hard to figure out----find an internet video or two and watch.
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This is one of my favorite new tools. I have done crown molding for years and coped my inside corners by using a coping saw. This guide and a narrow jig saw blade makes coping exceptionally easy and require no filing. I love them. They are worth every penny.
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March 17, 2018
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Crown molding jig
Worked fine. The video on the purchase site was very helpful I watched it several ties.
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Easy cut
Always thought there had to be a better way, at last I found it. Anybody that does a lot of coping will find these just the thing.
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works fine
makes it lots easier to make crown molding
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I can't cope
my coping is terrible and this solved my deficiency.
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One side is narrower than the other.
The jig comes with a right side and a left side. One side is narrower than the other. So, my 5 1/2" molding fits when coping one side but not the other. The other issue is if you are using this for crown with a 45* spring angle the instructions tell you to add a wedge (you have to make) to one side of the jig. When you do this neither side fits 5 1/2" molding.
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Useless
I bought this jig because the video made it look simple. I also bought a new Bosch jig saw so that I could do a decent job of it.
After trying a dozen times to make it work, I couldn't come anywhere near acceptable results.
The way you have to mess around with a tapered spacer to cope 45 degree spring angles is pretty lame.
I ended up going back to my tried and true Bench Dog Crown Cut jig.
After trying a dozen times to make it work, I couldn't come anywhere near acceptable results.
The way you have to mess around with a tapered spacer to cope 45 degree spring angles is pretty lame.
I ended up going back to my tried and true Bench Dog Crown Cut jig.
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I saw this on an episode of This Old House. Currently I am in the process of restoring my grandparent's house, built in 1922, that lost a lot of the detail work in several remodels in the 1960's and 1970"s. This is going to save me quite a bit of time! Thank you!
Beverly R
on Nov 16, 2019
Gift for an avid woodworker
Melissa C.
on Dec 3, 2018
I saw this on an episode of This Old House. Currently I am in the process of restoring my grandparent's house, built in 1922, that lost a lot of the detail work in several remodels in the 1960's and 1970"s. This is going to save me quite a bit of time! Thank you!
Beverly R
on Nov 16, 2019
To make my job easier.
Larry P
on Mar 28, 2019
Does this work for both, crown with 38/52 degree spring angle AND 45 degree spring angle?
BEST ANSWER: I think it would work for both but I'm not sure I have used it on the 45 degree angle crown. I think the main objective is to give you a stable surface to rest your jigsaw on. I found the jig somewhat useful but not a major revelation for coping crown trim.
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- Russell B on Jan 17, 2016
- Purchased on Jan 26, 2015
I assume this can be used to cope base boards...correct? The information just refers to crown moulding.
BEST ANSWER: This jig is for crown moulding only. It works great. Although use a thin fine blade for best results if cutting hardwood mouldings... Easycope r does make a jig for baseboard. I believe it is available on the rockler website
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- Gary B on Jul 11, 2015
- Purchased on Mar 17, 2015
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