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Two Ways to Cut Jack Miters
Part miter, part butt joint, this hybrid joint for beaded casing is elegant and stable.
Podcast Episode 123 — When Your Neighbor Hates the Mess in Your Yard
Fireplace surrounds, porch hardware, door frame rot, and when the neighbors have let things get "out of hand."
Master Class in Moldings
Learn the profiles and proper proportions of baseboard, crown, and casing in this illustrated guide from architectural designer Marianne Cusato.
Modern Window Stools
For a clean look, skip the casing and install a low-profile stool.
Well-Proportioned Trim
Getting trim proportions right doesn’t take an experienced designer. All it takes is consideration and use of a few time-tested guidelines.
Traditional Trim for Timeless Style
Few design details can match the impact of well-crafted casing, crown, or wainscot
Craftsman-Style Casing
Clean lines and balanced proportions are the key ingredients for this classic trim treatment.
Selecting Paint-Grade Interior Trim
Learn the pros and cons of common trim materials to choose molding that looks good and finishes well.
How to Trim a Basement Window
When trimming windows in thick walls, you need wide extension jambs and a deep stool.
Cheap Masking Help
Wax paper can save clean edges from a shaky hand.

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