602 in this fashion an esthetically pleasing inside and or outside corner can be obtained without having to resort to mitering both mitered inside baseboard corner 600 and mitered outside baseboard corner 602 can be deployed in a situation where there is an existing baseboard as depicted in fig7 and 73 namely existing baseboard 401 which is being capped over with capping baseboard 102 it can equally as well be deployed in situations where baseboard is being newly installed along the walls rather than where capping baseboard is being installed over previously existing baseboard 401 fig7 and 75 shows a divider pin 670 which has a front side 672 an abutting surface 674 a relief 676 a bottom 678 and a top 680 in use divider pin 670 is used in situations where two capping baseboards 102 and or regular baseboards are joined together in lineal fashion in other words if the length of the baseboard is not long enough to extend the entire length of one side of a wall one must then create a joint between two existing baseboards this is normally done now by abutting and or by using a taper and or some type of a dove tail fit between the two baseboards one can eliminate mitering of this joint by using divider pin 670 which can also be used in over molding or a capping application as shown in fig7 where an existing baseboard 401 is being.