Window and Door Installation

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

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

An infeed support arm and outfeed table improve extra reach and stability by Paul Levine

With new weatherstripping, weights, pulleys, and ropes, you can improve performance without compromising historical authenticity by John Michael Davis

Starting with a prehung door, you can create an elegant vestibule by adding frame-and-panel jamb extensions by Gary Striegler

by Justin Fink

Remodelers of every skill level need to know the basics of marking, scoring, and cutting a door so it swings with ease and looks clean by John Ross

by Nils Omholt

Learn how to make and fine-tune the template, then measure, cut, and replace the threshold like a pro by Gary M. Katz

The keys to a successful installation are careful layout and sharp tools by Tom O'Brien

The trick is to assemble door and window trim with biscuits first, then nail it in place by Jim Chestnut

Build a custom interior or exterior door with common job-site tools and readily available materials by John Birchard

A job you can do quickly and well by Bob Syvanen