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Exterior Trim Painting
Holding off on the roofing saves time painting.
Trimming the Windows
Preassembled Boral trim is pocketed screwed together.
Working by Yourself: Tips From a Solo Carpenter
Think working alone will lead to low-quality results? Well, you might be surprised when it ups your game.
Podcast Episode 64: Top-Down Shingling, Dormers, Trimwork, and Working Alone
Brian's visit with master carpenter Ben Brunick includes a discussion of preservation carpentry, pool tables, and window sashes.
Mitered Post Wrap
Use a lock miter joint and PVC boards to dress up pressure-treated posts.
Weave a Shingle Corner
Watch how to interlace shingles around a corner to create an simple, attractive edge with no corner boards.
A Chiseled Look
Carrying the V-groove from a built-in’s side panel through to its face frame creates a crisp detail that is simple to execute.
Bomb-Proof Baluster Attachment
Double-ended lags fasten balusters to treads.
Setting Railings
An inside look at cutting and screwing railings before baluster installation.
New Trim Fit for an Old House
A traditional porch project offers lessons in style, proportions, and seamless transitions.

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