If you've ever installed molding, you know that one of the trickiest tasks is coping the joints. You'll need to use a special tool, called a coping saw, to ensure a snug fit in corners. The thin blade ...

Dear James: I like the look of crown molding for my dining room, but I am having trouble getting the corner cut for a good fit. If you already installed the door and baseboard moldings, you probably ...

You’ll want to start by measuring the walls of the room and determining how much molding you’ll need to buy. (Be sure to buy extra, just in case you make the wrong cut. Many stores will let you return ...

Trim the molding at a 45-degree angle. The remaining profile serves as a guideline for the coping saw, used to trim away the wedge at another 45-degree angle. This is easier done than said, so you can ...

When I left you last week, my grandson had turned into a prune and I had to get him out of the tub and I had hit my word limit, so I will continue the procedures for crown molding. There are two ...

My SO & I are in the process of renovations on a condo we purchased a few months ago. We're trying to tackle everything that we feel is even remotely within our abilities to save money, & contracting ...

Q:In putting up crown molding, I understand there is a more attractive way to do corners other than mitering. What is it? How do you do it? A:Mitering is the quickest and easiest way to cut and join ...

PITTSBURGH, Feb. 20, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- "I wanted to create a tool that would aid in the efficient coping of quarter round or base shoe molding during building construction jobsite or renovation ...