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[Aspect Tiling]

Anyone got any tips/secrets for cutting internal trim that is less than a 45 degree angle. I've got some trim cutters but not a huge fan, are there any other ways of measuring the angle to get it spot on?
Cheers

 

[tfs]

Angle finders and protractors work fine mate! You can then cut the trim with a manual or electric mitre saw.

 

[tfs]

Also mate, you could try to butt and scribe just as you would with skirting etc. Butt the straight side of one trim against the internal corner. Then cut a 45 mitre at one end of the other trim, use a coping saw to cut the profile of the trim and then offer this up to the straight cut trim and you will get a scribed join.

 

[ad tiling]

I would use butt and scribe as above or you can use a sliding bevel to
find the angle , also if you have lots of time use two scrap bits of trim
find the angle then file to the perfect fit then transfer that to the trim your using

 

[Colour Republic]

I personally cut the trim slightly too long and at roughly the right angle and then use sand paper to fine adjust, I find that the trim cutters and mitre saws bend the trim as you are cutting and don't give you a perfect cut unless you are careful.

But the suggestions above are just as good