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BASE MOLDING CUTTING INSTRUCTIONS
LOCATION OF
Molding in Vertical Position: 
Molding in Horizontal Position: 
MOLDING
Back of molding is 
Back of molding is flat 
ON SAW
against the fence 
on the table
Molding Piece Being Cut
To left of corner
To right of corner To left of corner To right of corner
Inside
Miter Angle
Left at 45°
Right at 45°
0°
0°
corner of wall
Bevel Angle
0°
0°
45° left
45° right
Position of
Bottom
Bottom
Top against
Top against
molding on Saw
against table
against table
fence
fence
Finished
Keep left
Keep right
Keep left
Keep right
side
side of cut
side of cut
side of cut
side of cut
Outside
Miter Angle
Right at 45°
Left at 45°
0°
0°
corner of wall
Bevel Angle
0°
0°
45° right
45° left
Position of
Bottom
Bottom
Top against
Top against
molding on Saw
against table
against table
fence
fence
Finished
Keep left
Keep right
Keep left
Keep right
side
side of cut
side of cut
side of cut
side of cut
Left
Right
Left
Right
Cutting Base Molding
• Base molding can be cut vertical against fence or
flat on the table. The maximum size that can be ver-
tical on the fence is 3-5/8", flat on table is 
10-1/4".
• Follow the table for helpful hints on cutting base
molding for corners that have 90° angles.
• Cutting base molding can be done either as a chop
cut or a slide cut depending on the size of the work-
piece.
Cutting Crown Molding
• Crown molding must be cuts must be positioned 
properly to fit exactly.
• There are two ways to cut crown molding: flat on
table or angled to table and fence.
• Crown molding’s “spring angle” is the angle
between the back of the molding and the bottom flat
surface that fits against the wall.
• This miter saw has special miter detents at 
31.6°
and bevel detents at 33.9°. These 
detents allow you to easily position most crown 
moldings flat on the table and make precise cuts 
for 90° corners. (These detents are only for use 
with crown moldings that have a 38° “spring 
angle”.) NOTE: These detents cannot be 
used with 45° crown molding.
• See also page 32 for miter and bevel angle 
charts for cutting crown moldings that have 
38° and 45° spring angles (and the material is 
laid flat on the miter saw base). 
• Even though these angles are standards, most
rooms do not have angles of exactly 90°, there-fore,
you will often need to fine tune your settings.
The optional Bosch DWM40L
MiterFinder
Digital Anglefinder/Protractor measures spring 
angles and corner angles, then automatically deter-
mines the exact miter and bevel settings 
necessary to make each crown molding cut fit 
perfectly.