Door Trim

Pocket Doors Never Looked So Good
Installation tips and trim details for a modern-style pocket door.
6 Reasons Every Carpenter Should Own a Block Plane
Finish carpenter Kit Camp describes several pros of having a block plane in your tool belt, plus offers tips on choosing and maintaining one.
A Better Joint for Beaded Casings
Jack miters are part butt joint and part miter, and they can be cut by hand or production-style with a router and shop-made jig.
Two Ways to Cut Jack Miters
Part miter, part butt joint, this hybrid joint for beaded casing is elegant and stable.
Podcast Episode 102 — Bathrooms, Blades, and Batts
PEX, caulks, tubs, track saws, insulation, door removal, trim, and reciprocating saws.
Signature Trim Details
See how designers and builders are stretching the traditions of trim in this gallery of custom ideas for casing, crown, base mold, and beyond.
Creating Custom Curved Moldings
Technology and craftsmanship combine to create curved moldings for cabinetry, doors, and windows.
How to Trim the Bottom of a Door
When you need to cut the bottom of a door, use a straightedge, a circular saw, and these tips for an accurate and clean job.
A Greek Revival Addition
Joining stock and custom-milled trim to make a formal entryway.
Replacing an Oak Sill
Doing the job on a formal entry without tearing out jambs and trim.

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