Finish Carpentry

by Colin Siddall

Installed in an existing cabinet, it's simple and sturdy, and it hides disposables only a slide awayby Rex Alexander

Templates, routers, and a foolproof finish make this traditional project approachable and elegant

Bullnosed corners on drywall can complicate crown-molding installations. A radiused outside corner is an elegant solution.by Brian Campbell

A finish job years in the making takes a few turns, but comes out all right in the endby Kevin Ireton

Believe it or not, you need the level only once, and that’s before you ever touch the doorby Gary Striegler

by Mike Nathan

Next time you need to fill small holes in synthetic trim, keep your clunky caulk gun in its holsterby Charles Miller

This zero-clearance circular-saw base ensures the edges of your plywood cuts stay cleanby Charles Miller

A carpenter demonstrates how he uses a jig to measure a door's jamb legs with speed and accuracyby Jim Chestnut

Measuring and cutting jigs make for fast, accurate, sturdy door-hangingby Jim Chestnut

FastCap's new pocket chisel features a two-part handle that folds around the blade, keeping it sharpby Justin Fink

Whether you’re staining a door, built-in cabinetry, or the millwork in between, follow these steps for a flawless finishby Tim Leahy

by Dana Miller

The new Bosch jigsaw blade makes a cleaner cut than other stamped-metal bladesby Justin Fink

by Frank Ford

To get good finishing results, you need to understand the two main types of wood stain available and the way they performby Rob Yagid

Finish carpenter Kit Camp revisits the "best overall" in the 12-in miter-saw categoryby Justin Fink

Rick Arnold reviews the top features of more than a dozen 16-ga. finish nailersby Rick Arnold