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Cutting Polyurethane Cornice Mouldings and Fitting the Corner Ornament

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This video shows polyurethane cornice mouldings being cut to angle on a sliding table saw and joined at a corner. A carved volute corbel is then fitted into a plain cornice run, since the two profiles are shaped to meet rather than simply stacked. The lengths are cut, offered up, glued and seated by hand in the workshop.

Scenes from the video

Raw polyurethane cornice lengths racked beside the sliding table saw
Worker lifts a cut cornice length above the saw table
Cutting a polyurethane cornice profile to angle on the saw
Worker checks two cornice lengths for a corner angle fit
Carrying a cut cornice length across the workshop floor
Marking and positioning the moulding before the angled cut
Inspecting a curved polyurethane cornice profile after cutting
Holding an L-shaped cornice piece with adhesive ready on bench
Adhesive and spray glue set out beside the cutting machine
Wiping and finishing a cut cornice length by hand
Plain cornice run and carved volute corbel laid on bench
Fitting the volute corbel into the plain cornice corner
Corbel seated into the cornice corner, assembly nearly complete

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