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FOR PROS BY PROS: TRIM CARPENTRY TECHNIQUES

FOR PROS BY PROS: TRIM CARPENTRY TECHNIQUES
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Using modern methods, materials and tools, Savage shows how to do everything from making moldings to painting and finishing trim. The author gives good coverage to the practical problems in trim work such as walls that are not plumb, floors that are not level and openings that are out of square. Savage also covers tools, selection of trim, and joinery. See Installing Trim (22-43) and Installing Doors and Windows (22-44) in Video section. Part of the For Pros by Pros series.

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