DEWALT Miter Saw Crown Stop Accessory (DW7084) for Accurate, Precise Cuts

ury gomez: Makes it so much easier to keep crown molding at the same place every cut.

United States on Nov 15, 2023

CM: Allows you to cut crown with repeated accuracy on your miter saw! Plus it makes cutting long pieces much easier as it holds them in place on the saw and allows you to be accurately hit your cut mark line. Great addition to your toolbox for dewalt miter saw. Easy to install

United States on Nov 08, 2023

RWO: Makes it faster to cut crown due to it holds it on same angle every time. Fast set up and take down.

United States on Sep 19, 2023

Bauhaus Germany: It makes much easier cutting moldings, with out having it holding it tight like before.
Extremely helpful !

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Client d'Amazon: A augmenter considérablement mon temps de coupe et à donner de très beau join .Beaucoup mieux que la red box !!!!
Pour la durabilité et bien sa m'a l'air de bonne qualité le temps nous le diras.

Canada on Mar 30, 2023

E.G. Ottawa, Ontario Canada: Much needed product when working alone to install crown moulding

Canada on Feb 09, 2023

Canada: Very good quality and works as expected.

Canada on Dec 15, 2022

Neil Evans: Good quality product and easy to install. However, the clips that install underneath the base of the saw don’t snap in place and will fall out if the screw is removed. The clips are used to accept the thumb screw that hold the guides.
To resolve this problem, I used PL adhesive to secure the clip in place. This seems to solved the problem.
Instead on removing the guide when using the saw for other cutting purposes, flip the clips around and reinstall on the saw and they will be out of the way.

Canada on Aug 21, 2022

Jason Bourne: I have a DeWalt 780 miter saw, and of course these fit perfectly. One wing-nutted bolt into an already drilled and tapped hole on each side of your saw installs the stops. They come off easily when you’re done, and I store ‘em in the box they shipped in.

These are made of very thick metal. It’s not possible to bend them without a vise and a hammer, so don’t worry about dropping them.

I've seen a lot of interesting jigs to set up your saw to cut crown molding, and some work well. But every one of them has drawbacks. They either take a lot of time to set up for what you're cutting, or uses a pile of other scrap wood, or is very complex thing that takes a lot of thought. Which way am I cutting, how do I set the saw, do I lay down the molding or keep it at an angle, etc. Cutting crown is a giant pain in the you-know-what, and generally too complex for the DIY-er.

But this super simple set of guides makes all of that go away. You put one of these at each end of the saw, and a simple wing nut lets you quickly adjust for your molding. You just set it on the saw as if it were tucked into the corner of your wall and ceiling, and these little babies hold the...

United States on May 04, 2021

FlycrazyFlycrazy: Well I've never installed crown moulding before and I am a total hack DIY'er but I managed to put up some moulding and make it look pretty good (using a crap load of caulk). The crown stops are incompatible with the Milwaukee 6955-20 mitre saw but I didnt let that stop me. I drilled 2 holes into the side and then used a tap and die set to make threads for the included screws to fit into the mitre saw. Worked like a charm. Crown stops worked well when positioning the crown especially when working with 16 foot lengths and asking your 70 year old mother to just hold this end while u make this one sweet mitre cut. Now all I have to do is learn how to use a measuring tape.

Canada on Mar 06, 2021