Cutting T molding accurately requires a miter saw or a miter box paired with a fine-toothed hand saw to ensure clean, precise 45-degree or 90-degree angles. First, measure the exact width of the doorway or flooring gap where the molding will sit. Place the T molding face-up in the miter box or secure it firmly on the miter saw bed, ensuring the decorative top cap is supported so it does not chip or crack. Slowly cut through the material using smooth, steady pressure. Always inspect the cut edge and lightly sand away any burrs or rough spots before final installation.
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