Nailing tips
Even the best carpenters don’t always hit the nail on the head. A slip, or one too many hits can mar that nice trim finish
Even the best carpenters don’t always hit the nail on the head. A slip, or one too many hits can mar that nice trim finish
A compound miter saw is great for cutting angles or bevels when the stock is laying flat on the table. But it can be tricky
Looking back at the archives, we pulled out a few of the trim tips that will save you time and give you a job you
Ever missed the nail and dented a piece of trim or other finish wood? Accidentally banged a door? A blemish you’ll notice forever, right? Maybe
Last time we looked at a few of those amazing sanding tips those workshop guys seem to have so much time to come up with.
Some people really get into sanding. I mean really. Here are some of the nifty tricks they’ve come up with in their never-ending quest for
Miter joints — so simple in theory and execution — often end up less than perfect. Here are a few tips to help you avoid
In the last two articles, we’ve helped you get a perfect fit in your crown molding corners. Here are a few more tips to help
Armed with the actual angle in the corner of your room, you’re ready to cut your crown molding. You may think the best way is
We’ve talked before about how coping trim is the more traditional and craftsmanlike approach to corner joints. But with newer materials, such as MDF, which
When you’re working with trim and other finish jobs, nailing becomes a whole new ball game. Your goal is to hold it all together as
Finish carpentry is a matter of getting the details right. Here are some tips to make sure you are always spot-on. First off, avoid using