Crown 5-3/4" - 1

This common 5-3/4" - 1 colonial crown mould measures 5.750" wide by .812" thickness, allowing the detail to be milled from four-quarter lumber. The old world design is one of the most widely used patterns in the industry, this profile is composed of a 23/32" tall vertical line segment on top, attached to a two tangent radius cyma recta in the center, joined to a 25/32" radius cove flanked by a 17/32" tall and wide line segments on the bottom of the detail. The spring angles are fixed at forty-five degrees, these specific back bevels set the installed height and projection at an identical dimension of 4-1/16" tall and wide.

Read our commentary about axial constant positioning for crown bevels, the article will help you dial this profile in axially on the first try when milling this detail provided the machine is axially calibrated. Three high points in the detail were deliberately positioned on the same plane; our specialized design features will assure excellent hold-down conditions while milling, providing the machine pressure shoe is parallel to the machine bed plates.

The present-day combined high-speed steel knives & profile template prices are listed below for quoting purposes. In most of our crown, cove, and bed mould designs, we utilize a full 2.375"/60mm cutter head for the back bevel angles to allow for multiple axial adjustments on a wide range of patterns.