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10 Essentials for Quality Trim Carpentry
Remodeler Tyler Grace lays out a handful of tips, tricks, and principles that will help you become the best finish carpenter that you can be.
Timeless Tip: Snapping Lines
Hook two chalk-box lines together and skip the time wasted rechalking the lines.
Shop-Accurate On-Site Setup
Best for high-level production work, the Cut Hub work system yields accurate cuts and increased productivity with components built to last.
The Indispensible Rafter Square
Modern versions of this compact framing-layout tool strive to improve on the iconic original.
Installing Frameless Kitchen Cabinets
Full overlay doors and tight reveals on Euro-style cabinets means everything has to be perfect, even if the space is not.
Drywall Measuring and Marking Tools
Tape measures, a couple of squares, and a scriber are the basic tools you'll need to lay out your cuts.
Easier Inside Measurements
Use a measuring block to to get accurate dimensions in hard-to-reach corners.
Ceiling-Light Locator
Dig out insulation and inspect for obstructions before cutting the hole.
Pitch Block for Stair Stringers
An alternative method for laying out stairs without a framing square.
Better T-bevel Angle Gauge
The Shinwa No. 780 Sliding Bevel Gauge has several smart features that make it more durable and more convenient to use than typical angle-measuring tools.

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