Trimwork - Page 14 of 49

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.
Dining Room Closet Bar
An eye-opening take on Modern utility in a Victorian dwelling.
Tips for Fastening PVC Trim
Be sure to plan for expansion, use the correct adhesives, and use long-lasting fasteners if you want your PVC trim job to look good for years to come.
Victorian Vision
This case study of the Queen Anne style features stained glass windows, floral wallpaper, and details in oak and cherry.
A Clean Job Site is a Better Job Site
Keeping tools, materials, and debris in their place makes your work more efficient and safer, plus it tells other people that you care about quality.
Better-Built Wood Railings
Elegant, site-built, rot-resistant railings don’t have to break the bank.
Siding and Trim with Modern Materials
A poly-ash siding material offers stability, long-term durability, and paint adhesion.
Why Knowledge is Greater Than Talent or Skill
The next time you are not happy with the results that you achieve on a job, educate yourself on the how and the why.
Cutting Crown Molding Upside Down and Backward
Plus a look at the jigs and tips that make this process foolproof.

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