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Perfect 45 Degree Cutting Techniques for Polyurethane Trim and Corner Joints

Published: · Duration: 1:57 · Watch on YouTube

This video demonstrates how to make 45 degree corner cuts on polyurethane trim and moldings. The process includes machine cutting and hand saw techniques, angle marking, piece alignment, and assembly with quick-setting adhesive.

Scenes from the video

Miter cutting machine and polyurethane trim are prepared in the workshop.
Polyurethane trim is positioned on the machine table for corner cutting.
The craftsman presses the trim's ceiling-facing edge against the machine stop.
Trim pieces and manual cutting tools are arranged on the work table.
An angle gauge is held to determine the cutting direction on the trim.
The craftsman marks the measured cutting points on the white trim profile.
A metal square is placed along the cutting line connecting the two marks.
The trim piece is cut along the drawn line using a hand saw.
The angled progression of the saw blade across the profile is shown in close-up.
The hand saw is held perpendicular to the trim's textured surface.
The polyurethane profile is manually secured to the work table during cutting.
A ruler is used to prepare the cutting line on the second trim piece.
The hand saw carefully advances along the profile at the marked angle.
A second corner cut is performed on the professional miter machine.
Cut trim pieces, saw, and angle tools are displayed on the work table.
The craftsman examines the surface of the manually cut trim end.
Two angled trim pieces are positioned together in corner formation on the table.
Quick-setting adhesive is applied to the cut end of the trim before joining.
The two adhesive-bonded trim pieces are pressed to form a clean corner.
In the completed corner joint, the profile patterns align perfectly.

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