Showing posts with label trim. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trim. Show all posts

6/12/2012

Freud 99-460 Brick Molding Router Bit 1/2 inch Shank Matches Industry Standard Profile #180 Review

Freud 99-460 Brick Molding Router Bit  1/2 inch Shank Matches Industry Standard Profile #180
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After searching all the local wood working shops and home improvement stores I finally found just the right size. More importantly...at a terrific price!

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An industry leader for over 50 years, the Freud name equals quality, precision and craftsmanship. Freud router bits feature Freud made TiCo Hi-Density Carbide for maximum cutting life. Each bit is individually balanced, giving a cut above the rest.Trim carpenters, remodelers, and woodworking enthusiast can now mill molding of almost any size, shape and configuration to add beautiful detail to match existing trim or create an all new look.All thats required is a 2-1/4 HP or larger router, a sturdy router table and fence, and a selection of bits from Freuds Architectural Molding Series. This brick molding router bit creates industry standard brick molding profile #180.

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6/03/2012

Wagner Power Products 284001 Glass Mask Review

Wagner Power Products 284001 Glass Mask
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Be sure your window is clean first. Apply the liquid liberally and let it dry. I paint two coats of primer and two of the window color on top of that. I use minimal dry times on the primer and 24 hrs each on the color. The big trick is clean up. Do NOT let the paint sit for days. Twenty-four hours after the last color coat is th etime to remove the mess. Here's my number one tip: use a utility knife to cut the paint edge where the glass meets the wood. After that use the included scraper or a straight edge razor scraper to remove the excess paint. Doing it this way will keep the paint on the glass from peeling the paint off the wood during removal. A little final touch up with utility knife and scraper make it a pro job.

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Liquid Glass Mask Applicator, Dispenses A Thin Film Of Liquid Masking Solution That Prevents Paint From Sticking To Glass, When Paint Has Dried, It Is Easily Removed With Square-Edged Scraper, 1 Applicator Will Cover 20 Average Size Windows.

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7/03/2011

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

Trim Carpentry Techniques: Installing Doors, Windows, Base and Crown
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I am currently in the middle of a massive remodeling project in my house. I bought this book to learn some simple techniques for installing the molding that was so easy to rip out, but is a pain to put back in. I read the book from cover to cover and I found that the book lacked on illustrations/pictures. Most of the explanations are only given in paragraph form, and was hard to follow for me. This is the only do it yourself book that I regret buying from Amazon!

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-- Offers practical advice on selecting tools, installing molding, and more

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