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  1. Making 135 Degree molding for Wainscoting project

    My son requested that I dress up the future grand-daughter's bedroom with crown molding and Wainscoting. The closet wall is two 45 degree angles. I needed two pieces of 135 degree molding, to cover the two edges butted together at 45 degrees. I went to Lowes and confirmed they don't stock 135...
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