What parts does a curved miter consist of?
edge of the wall | ||
| An angled vault wall edge is an edge that is on the vault wall edge. On a curved vault, the edge of the wall has an edge that is used to hold it in place on the vault. | |
 | You should stand with the edge of the vault wall and vault closest to you when you determine which angled cut you want. | |
Lip | ||
 | The edge, found only on curved plastic bevels, performs the same role as the mounting grooves on other bevels. | |
Right face | ||
 | When using a curved plastic corner, the right side is the right edge when the edge of the wall is closest to you. | |
 | The right side is used to guide the saw when cutting the right inner corner or the left outer corner. | |
 | The waste you throw away after making a bevel cut with a bevel cut will be greater when making outside bevel cuts. | |
 | See What parts does a folding triangular miter consist of? for details on the difference between right and left inside and outside corners. | |
Left face | ||
 | With the curved plastic bevel, the left side is simply its left edge when the edge of the wall is closest to you. | |
 | The left side is used to guide the saw when cutting at the left inside corner or right outside corner. | |
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