Since its establishment in 1910, General Tools has become the leading provider of specialty hand tools and instruments in the industry. Professionals and DIY enthusiasts in the fields of carpentry, building, and interior decoration understand the importance of crown molding in adding artistic flair to ceilings and walls. With Generals Crown King jig, achieving precise joining angles for crown molding has never been easier. This unique tool eliminates the confusion of upside-down miter box positioning and compound angle cutting, allowing for fast and efficient production of interior and exterior corner joints. The Crown King jig comes with a 38/52 Degree insert, enabling users to cut the three most common crown molding spring angles. One of the key advantages of the Crown King jig is its ability to remove the trial and error process, making the creation of crown molding a streamlined experience. The crown stock is oriented in the jig the same way it is installed, making it easier to visualize and plan cuts. There is no need to flip stock or invert angles, as the Crown King jig eliminates the need for confusing upside-down miter box positioning, compound-angle cutting, complicated compound miter angle calculations, coping of joints, back-cuts, and auxiliary fences. Additionally, the jig features an adaptor for 52 and 38 spring angle crown stock, and the adapter can be removed to cut 45 spring angle crown. Creating perfectly fitting interior and exterior crown molding joints is made simple with the Crown King jig. Users only need to rotate the saw blade to the angle corresponding to the corner of the walls, following four simple steps. First, measure the interior (INT) and exterior (EXT) corners using the included angle finder/protractor. Then, set the saw blade direction as indicated on the top of the jig and set the blade at half of the measured angle. Next, hold the moldings securely in the jig and make the cut using an electric or hand miter saw. Finally, test fit the crown molding and then install it. The Crown