Kitchen Cabinets
If the trim (crown) is oak, pick up a piece of 1/4 oak at the depot or somewhere handy then cut out the radius & the corner, then glue that in."Sto...
If the trim (crown) is oak, pick up a piece of 1/4 oak at the depot or somewhere handy then cut out the radius & the corner, then glue that in."Sto...
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ViewsReplace the jamb, is the best way.Remover the trims & plumb/square the existing jamb is the 2nd best way.Place the door into/against the opening ti...
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ViewsThat isn't a beginners project. Even some seasoned carpenters will have different ways to go about it. It's a "need to see the site" question, that...
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ViewsHave a look at Taunton Press, they have a great mag. (fine woodworking) & some very interesting books on the subject, even a cd that has the past (...
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ViewsIt depends on your finish, what are you siding the cabin with?
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ViewsHave you thought about perhaps replacing the window and in the bay below or in another location placing the a/c? That way you'll be able to flash i...
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ViewsGet some stock to match the trim and radius the corner. Use that as a filler and glue it in place.
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ViewsYa, I too thought of that simple ply thing after I posted.. still it's good to check with the basic math...You know I always use electroplated fast...
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ViewsOoops... Mark doesn't quite mean that... that would be for a spring angle of 52/38 a lot of American crown now has a 45deg. spring angle. Really it...
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ViewsUse the 3-4-5 method (The Pythagorean Theorem) from corner to corner as a final check.3' on the backer, 4' on the top board then 5' on the angle fr...
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ViewsLink didn't work... put "sill repair & jacking" for the search it will bring up the article I refer to.
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ViewsHere is a link to the info you are looking for, it's too in depth to explain it on a forum. http://www.jlconline.com/cgi-bin/jlconline.storefront/3...
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ViewsHow have you made out?
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ViewsThat would be the worst thing if they are antiques as I recall... contact your local antique dealer they use a special wax to do this... I don't re...
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ViewsGot to agree... even on concrete I seperate with a 1" steel post base. If you have to set them in concrete be sure to seal the posts first ( twice ...
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ViewsI'm a general contractor but I've seen the painters on site use a product called stain killer that they spray on when they find bleed through (the ...
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Views..tub and tile is caulking in a tube rather then having to buy a caulking gun by the way. Alter Eagle Construction & Design
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ViewsIt's most likely glued & nailed in from the sides as well (or down from the top)Hit the finishing nails through the casing with a nail set. Then us...
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Viewsokay... by cantilevering you will get you out from the wall an even greater distance.(The self editing on the forum didn't like the first part of t...
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