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does anyone have any tips on getting the angles right on coving corners , none of my walls are square. i saw a good gadget once on qvc but can't recall its name
 
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The Magic Mitre with Jack Xpert Saw is a must-have item for anybody who takes their DIY seriously. Angles within the home are rarely 90 degrees, so cutting joints can be frustrating and a waste of material. Now with Magic Mitre there are just 3 simple steps to cutting the perfect joint. It may be used for cutting up to 135mm coving and cornice, and has a stepless range of 210 degrees with the Jack Xpert 500mm handsaw. It automatically selects the correct angle and sets internal and external angles. Maximum cutting width at all angles: 92mm.

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It's not necessary to get the angles absolutely spot-on. You fill any discrepancy with artex, feather it into the coving and sand smooth with fine paper. You can get a nice sharp corner on the external. I'm just doing some now and use a standard mire box.
 
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or a hand mitre saw. you can pick them up in the sheds for £9.99
 
I recently bought this one from a Sunday market for £3.99(new). I use 127mm but it will take 135mm as well.
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