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Quick and accurate built-up crown moldings
Recently, I was asked to install a small crown-molding assembly consisting of standard 1-3/4-in. bed molding with 1/4-in. by 1-1/2-in. flat-lattice top and bottom. Normally, I would install these parts…
Turning Corners with Beaded Casing
A shop-built jig creates a combination butt-miter joint that looks good year round.
Coping crown molding past 90º
Q: Trying to figure out the proper cope angles for a crown-molding installation in a 135º inside corner in my kitchen has left me mumbling. I sure would appreciate some help…
Vinyl Siding Done Right
If vinyl’s final, you’d best get the details right. A veteran builder shows how to make it water-resistant and attractive.
Drying Racks for Painted Trim Work
Stain shoe moldings quickly with this reusable technique and structure.
Choosing and Using a Miter Saw
Read expert ratings and reviews on the latest miter saws, and learn how to get the most from your miter saw with how-to videos and articles.
Looking Old, Living New
Maintaining historical proportions and details makes a big, modern house look like a traditional New England colonial.
Installing Baseboard
Builder John Spier shows how to measure, mark, and cut baseboard molding for perfect miters, copes, and scarfs when installing this fundamental trim element.
Upside Down and Backward Works Best for Crown Molding
A simple jig and a couple of pattern blocks reduce the risk of cutting crown molding at the wrong angle.
Decorating With Drywall
Drywall panels and innovative corner beads turn a former living room into a formal dining room.

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