How to Make the Perfect Miter Cut

Mark Donovan of http://www.HomeAdditionPlus.com explains the techniques for making the perfect miter cut when trimming out interior doors and windows.

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How to Install Door and Window Weather-stripping

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Mark Donovan of http://www.HomeAdditionPlus.com shows how to install door and window weather-stripping to save on winter energy bills.
How to Fix Window Air Conditioners

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Learn how to fix window air conditioners, using a 1969 Sears as an example.
Foam Insulation Sealant

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Mark Donovan of HomeAdditionPlus.com discusses foam insulation sealant and demonstrates how to install foam insulation sealant between door and window jambs.
What to Consider Before Purchasing Window Treatments

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Learn from the professionals what to consider before choosing your window treatments.

Perfect Trim on Doors, Windows and Base Moldings

These DIY tips will help you get tight-fitting joints on doors, windows and base moldings, even if your walls are less than perfect. We'll show you how to adjust your cuts so the trim fits together on out-of-square corners and wavy walls. Get out your miter saw and follow these steps, and you'll ...
Interior Trim Work Basics

We show you how to make crisp, sharp corners and tight joints when installing door trim, window trim and a three-piece baseboard. With a few basic carpentry tools and a little patience, you can trim out a room in a weekend. With a little practice you can master the two key trim techniques, mitering ...
How to Build Window Cornices

Want to give a dreary room a dramatic facelift? Adding window or door cornices will bring freshness and style to any room décor. They’ll hide ugly drapery rods and add a touch of custom-made detailing that makes an ordinary window or patio door look like something special. The top of the cornice ...
How to Install Window Trim

Most trim carpenters don't even use a tape to trim windows . It's all done by eye, with a sharp pencil, a miter saw and an 18-gauge nailer. Here's how they do it.

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