Making 50s Style Pine Baseboard @NextLevelCarpentry
Making 50s Style Pine Baseboard  @NextLevelCarpentry
Uploaded January 2017 | Updated September 2026, 2 days ago
Learn how to layout, set up and cut a cove profile on a tablesaw in this second 'Millwork Magic' video. It shows the process I used to replicate a '50's style pine baseboard using basic workshop equipment where the cove cut is used to match the main 'sweep' of the base moulding profile. The steps used in the video are specific to this particular moulding but the methods and techniques, combined with a bit of imagination, are useful to match up many other profiles.

I want to thank Next Level Carpentry subscribers for their patience since with the old, slow computer, glitchy video editing software and glacial DSL internet connection that I work with it took WAY to long to produce this video and get it uploaded! Thank you for subscribing and feel free to comment after you've watched the video...
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