Use a a coped joint to connect two pieces of crown molding at an inside room corner. I prefer this type of joint over a miter joint because wall corners are rarely perfectly 90 degrees.

Each 90 degree angle, whether it is an inside corner or an outside ... is that you cut all crown molding by setting it in the saw the way it would be set on the wall. The only difference is ...

For the next layer, which resembles upside-down baseboard, you need to cope all inside corners (see "How to Cope, slide 10") and miter outside corners. Fasten the molding to the wall studs using 2 ...

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