Shaving Technique for Tough Corners How often have you set your miter box exactly on 45 degrees and cut miters on a pair of ...

Whereas miter saws cut precise angles, coping saws cut curves through wood to create detailed trim and molding. While these tools are most commonly found in a woodworker’s shop, they’re also ...

Most coping saws use 6- to 6-1/2 inch long blades, though some use blades as small as three inches long. While longer blades cut more quickly and evenly through material, shorter-bladed coping saws ...

Knowing the names of the cuts you’re making helps make cutting them easier ... We’re not just born knowing how to use a circular saw or cope molding. If you’re planning to add crown molding ...

Take a single unused dryer sheet from the box. If you use large dryer sheets, feel free to cut one in half. Using the same ...

We saw it everywhere, from walls ... they are morphing into more elaborate crown molding, tall baseboards and wall molding treatments. There is going to be a real juxtaposition happening with ...

Installing chair rail? Knowing the names of the cuts you’re making helps make cutting them easier. An “inside-right” is where you miter or cope an abutting wall. An “outside-right” is ...

Follow these best practices to cut your panels: Baseboards—or floor molding—are slim, long panels that cover the gaps between the wall and the flooring underneath. If you removed the room’s ...

Every avid gardener knows the benefits of a trimming chainsaw. But it's not always a wise idea to shape your trees with one. It's heavy-duty, noisy, and too messy. A hand saw can also get the job done ...