Milescraft 1401 User guide

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Milescraft 1401 can be used to install crown molding quickly and easily. It is designed to support crown molding pieces that are up to 12 feet long, although longer pieces can be supported with an additional hanger. The hangers can be used with crown molding that has a spring angle of 38 or 45 degrees.

To use the Milescraft 1401, first measure and cut the molding to the proper length. Then, position the CrownHangers so that the molding will be evenly supported. Hammer a nail or drive a screw into the wall 1” down from the ceiling for smaller trim. Leave the head sticking out of the wall at least 1/4 inch. For larger pieces of molding, the nail/screw will need to be moved down further from the ceiling.

Milescraft 1401 can be used to install crown molding quickly and easily. It is designed to support crown molding pieces that are up to 12 feet long, although longer pieces can be supported with an additional hanger. The hangers can be used with crown molding that has a spring angle of 38 or 45 degrees.

To use the Milescraft 1401, first measure and cut the molding to the proper length. Then, position the CrownHangers so that the molding will be evenly supported. Hammer a nail or drive a screw into the wall 1” down from the ceiling for smaller trim. Leave the head sticking out of the wall at least 1/4 inch. For larger pieces of molding, the nail/screw will need to be moved down further from the ceiling.

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Milescraft 1401 User guide

Type
User guide
This manual is also suitable for

Milescraft 1401 can be used to install crown molding quickly and easily. It is designed to support crown molding pieces that are up to 12 feet long, although longer pieces can be supported with an additional hanger. The hangers can be used with crown molding that has a spring angle of 38 or 45 degrees.

To use the Milescraft 1401, first measure and cut the molding to the proper length. Then, position the CrownHangers so that the molding will be evenly supported. Hammer a nail or drive a screw into the wall 1” down from the ceiling for smaller trim. Leave the head sticking out of the wall at least 1/4 inch. For larger pieces of molding, the nail/screw will need to be moved down further from the ceiling.

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