Why pay for another gadget from Rockler and endup with an inferior product? The "Jig" probably is used with the crown moulding standing up-side-down on the miter saw. This requires fixtures on both sides to hold the moulding in the right position. I have used this technique and constantly had things shift and go outof alignment.
A much better way is to cut the moulding lying flat on the saw bed and set the miter and bevel angles as needed. After all that is what a compound saw was designed to do.
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