How to Trim a Craftsman Style Door Casing | DIY Door Trim

[@callynt]

This looks beautiful Going to try it this weekend!

[@sarataylor4170]

This was extremely helpful! Thank you!

[@rarjlasercraftshop5722]

wifey watching making sure you're doing it right 😉😉

[@DebtFreeDIY]

Ain't that the truth!

[@pdubstuff]

Great I am going to try it on my front door. Thanks

[@DebtFreeDIY]

You're very welcome!

[@omaralobaidi577]

Good job my friend

[@jessicaann9027]

This was exactly what I was looking for! Thank you for the clear and accurate info!

[@DebtFreeDIY]

You're welcome. Glad it was helpful!

[@countrysmurfcomedy3099]

Nice work, you definitely gave me another idea to do with my entry way door design.. 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾 Fello Builder Fabricator..

[@itsybitsy1693]

Awesome❤🎉😊

[@patelfamily8826]

What length brad did you use to attached the casing to the jamb? Trying to figure a length that will hold but also minimize the chances of blow out.

[@DebtFreeDIY]

Pretty sure that was 1.5"

[@jonsworld2484]

If you don’t want to put in the 1x2’s on top is that still considered craftsman? Just a simpler style?

[@deborahhowell8037]

Are the sides of the trim the rounded molding or are they straight edges ?

[@DebtFreeDIY]

Straight edges

[@wtjarrard]

Do you ease the cut edges with sandpaper?

[@DebtFreeDIY]

Yeah. Easing the edges will help the paint to stick much better

[@sojourner1999]

What model is that pin/brad nailer?

[@DebtFreeDIY]

Milwaukee 2540-20

[@lukestevenson7358]

Are the 1x2 actually 1.5” or exactly 2 inches?

[@DebtFreeDIY]

1.5"

[@lukestevenson7358]

Looks great!

[@TheNowaz247]

What color is that door