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…make sure you know where that beveled top edge is you don't want…
…part product to fill the trim nail or trim screw holes and any…
…square in the frame, you can nail the jambs to the frame using…
…is a bit larger than a trim nail, but is still easily covered…

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Bob Ryley is on site with Bob to provide some insight into the unique baseboards being installed on the first and second floors of the Executive Mansion. The moldings and baseboards are exact replicas of the original profile. Originally they would have been planed out by hand as one finished piece.

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The framing and plastering is completed in the basement of the Executive Mansion and Ryley and Bob meet up with Judson, one of the restoration carpenters, to discuss trimming out one of the mansion's 80 to 100 doorways.

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We made a compass out of a piece of scrap ply-wood to help scribe our cuts.

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The architect's design for the back porch called for some beefed up columns to complement the large overhang. To accomplish this Bob and Ryley built out 6x6 columns with 3/4" stock and 1 1/2" pine 1x8s and trimmed the top and base.

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Trimwork and paneling are underway in the entryway returning some of the house's original formality and grandeur. This elegant horizontal paneling, reminiscent of paneling on the original doors, enhances the entrance to the livingroom.

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…with little more than a table saw and a nail gun. Popular pre-fabricated wainscoting…
…Elite Trimworks, Inc., wainscoting and molding manufacturers and distributors based out…
…be required. For tools, a table saw, nail gun and miter saw are essential for cutting…

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