Cutting quarter round inside corners is a carpentry technique used to create a smooth, finished appearance where two pieces of quarter round molding meet at an inside corner. Quarter round molding is a small, rounded molding that is often used to cover the gaps between baseboards and flooring or to create decorative accents. Cutting inside corners can be tricky, but with the right tools and techniques, it can be done relatively easily.
To cut a quarter round inside corner, you will need a miter saw, a miter box, a pencil, and a measuring tape. First, measure and mark the length of the quarter round molding that you need for each side of the corner. Then, set your miter saw to a 45-degree angle and place the molding in the miter box. Make sure that the molding is flush against the back of the miter box and that the edge of the molding is aligned with the 45-degree mark on the saw. Hold the molding firmly in place and slowly lower the saw blade to cut the molding.
