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Two easy ways to pull out old windows and put in new wood or vinyl replacement inserts or double-hung sash...

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A fire table is a beautiful addition to your outdoor living space—and an...

Add interest to a bedroom or kitchen by building a soffit with drywall, wood trim and rope lights.

Pro tricks for air-tight joints.

Coping shoe molding can be tricky. This tip will make it a little easier.

We picked out 12 trim paints to try. After running tests and conferring with pro painters and industry experts, we...

Here is an easier, more precise method you can use to cut crown molding while it's flat on a miter...

This is the best way to cut off a door bottom without splintering the wood.

Treat it right and PVC trim will last forever. Use these tips for installing PVC trim the right way.

With a table saw and dado blade, you can make your own shiplap siding in no time at all.

You don't even need a tape measure for perfect window casings!

Great results, even in bad situations. We'll walk you through the best tips for DIY finish carpentry.

Stylish Arts-and-Crafts woodwork built up from simple oak boards

Renew dull trim in one weekend.

Window trim and door trim with old world elegance—it’s actually easier than standard trim.

Techniques for deck building, framing a deck, building stairs and railings and adding deck trim.

Here's how to wash, sand, scrap and fill woodwork for a smooth finish.

Save your back without spending an arm and a leg.

Side molding flapping around as you drive? Skip the body shop and try this simple DIY fix.

Give your shower and tub a new look in less than an hour.

It's simpler than it looks!

Here's the right way to do it

Mounting long pieces of molding by yourself is a lot easier with this molding hanger.

Chair rail molding isn't just about aesthetics. Learn its historical protective purpose and how it's become a key design element,...

A miter saw is a versatile tool that offers fast, accurate cuts. Learn how to use yours safely so you...

Get top-quality results with these tips from an experienced pro.

Cover raw plywood edges quickly and easily with wood veneer and an iron.