Trim Carpentry Techniques: Installing Doors, Windows, Base, and Crown

by Craig Savage

Book Overview

-- Offers practical advice on selecting tools, installing molding, and more This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1561583219
• ISBN13: 9781561583218
• Release Date: October 1998
• Publisher: Taunton Press
• Length: 192 Pages
• Weight: 1.11 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.0" x 10.0"

Customer Reviews

Trim Carpentry Techniques

Nice illustrations, step by step procedures are easy to follow if you do not like to read. Detailed materials and tooling information is somewhat provided. Good for a jobsite quick refrence guide.

Doing it right

Great book on trim carpentry techniques for pros or someone who wants to do a professional quality job. Written from the practical viewpoint of an experienced pro with high standards. A bit of overkill if you are in a hurry but I would recommend it before trimming several rooms yourself or even if you want to check your contractor's work.

Excellent Book For Base, Crown and Other Moldings

Very good book for baseboard, crown, door and window moldings. It has tons of pictures and illustrations. On the top of the cover of the book it says: "For Pros/ By Pros". I would agree with this assesment; but it is easy enough for a handyman type with little molding experience like me to follow also. After looking through this book, I was tearing out old molding with abondon and the confidence that I could do a good job of getting nice new stuff back in.

Superb guide on the art of trim carpentry

An outstanding book for anyone interested in trim carpentry from the novice to the more experienced carpenter! Very thorough, yet easy to understand dicussions of each aspect of trim carpentry with excellent illustrations to accompany the text. As an experienced do-it-your-selfer with quite a bit of woodworking experience, this book was a delight to read and use. Highly recommended!

Review of a great carpentry book...

this is a great book, i remember back when, when my dad was writing this book, he was the greatest trip carpenter in california and idaho.