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Cornice,
This one cost RM3.00
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Cornice, Located in front of front door. You see the wood stick there?. I used it
to support the fan medallion.
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Cornice, The fan medallion. Just cost me RM30.00
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Cornice, Close up of the RM3.00 cornice.
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Half view of the living room. With cornice and fan medallion. The most expensive item in the picture is the fan.
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This one is RM4.50. Located at dining hall. Viewed: 1076 times.
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Close up. More complicated crafting. More difficult to install.
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Close Up Viewed: 942 times.
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Medallion for the lighting. Price at RM25
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Angle view. Need 45 degree cut. *Viewed: 1069 times.
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The nail is to support the cornice while it is stick completely to the wall.
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Far view. You can see the nail. This is my kitchen.
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Uninstalled cornice. RM4.50
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This one is RM3. The smaller space is suppose to be on the ceiling while
the wider space is on the wall.
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My power tool (smile). diy miter jig. There are three guides. There are 45%, 90% and 135%. You can try to find this at hardware shop or you diy using jig saw. I'm using nail to guide the tanding of the cornice. Viewed: 1009 times.
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This is how. Put the cornice up side down. The flower crafting have to be 90 degree to the floor. Use nail to guide the cornice as width of the jig is wider than that. The cornice is quite soft and easy to be cut using a normal saw.
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The half of the mineral water bottle. For 8 feet of cornice. Fill the above bottle with water 1/3 of it. Put the cornice topping gradually inside the water while mix it using the spoon. Until you feel the gum quite sticky. Then pour the mixed gum to the back of the cornice (only to the place that you think it will touch the wall/ceiling. Not to thick and not to thin.
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