Finish Carpentry

Technology and craftsmanship combine to create curved moldings for cabinetry, doors, and windowsby Justin Haug

by W. Scott Wohlgemuth

Cut the crown at the same angle as the projection and the cope will fit every timeby Bill Shaw

A tour inside The New England Woodworking Company's millwork shop

There's no point in living in the past, so use these techniques to bring an old structure into the presentby Scott McBride

When walls are thick, you need wide extention jambs and a deep stool by Chris Whalen

Starting with a prehung door, you can create an elegant vestibule by adding frame-and-panel jamb extensionsby Gary Striegler

by Scott Gibson

With the use of bendable materials and flexible molding, builder Joe Milicia took the challenge of working with wainscot to a new levelby Joe Milicia

2P-10 Adhesiveby Gary M. Katz

A multiple-piece cornice adds sumptuous detailby Joe Milicia

A simple frame and panel with applied moldings gives an ordinary window an extraordinary appearanceby Gary Striegler

Learn how to pry trim from walls without damaging either one  by Tom O'Brien

by Elise Burgess

A veteran carpenter shows how to achieve first-class results with timesaving techniquesby Gary M. Katz

If you know how to handle a few tricky spots, this elegant detail can be a snap to installby Rick Arnold

by Otto Rhodes

by Sarah Susanka

The final result looks like custom trim, but it's painless and affordable to make by combining stock profilesby Rick Arnold