Added Info FINE HOMEBUILDING #37 Feb-Mar 1987 pg. 8
Tips on caulking baseboards prior to painting.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #61 Jun-Jul 1990 pg. 26
Tip: Use drywall screws as adjustable shims when installing baseboards.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #62 Aug-Sep 1990 pg. 28
How to cut a cope joint in the end grain of chair rail and baseboard which must butt into trim that has been radiused with a round over bit.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #62 Aug-Sep 1990 pg. 30
Running baseboard efficiently. Simple steps help you make the most of time and materials.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #76 Aug-Sep 1992 pg. 51
Curved baseboard corners. Using biscuit joinery and a simple jig to fabricate rounded baseboard corners.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #90 Aug-Sep 1994 pg. 68
Simplified method for cutting coped joints on baseboard, chair rail, and crown molding using a saber saw.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #91 Oct-Nov 1994 pg. 32
Measuring for bullnose baseboards is made easier by using a pair of preformed "model" corners.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #97 Aug-Sep 1995 pg. 28
Tip on using baseboard corner blocks to provide both an interesting trim detail and to eliminate gaps in inside corners.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #105 Oct-Nov 1996 pg. 38
Tip on adapting an auto-body slam hammer for use in removing painted baseboard with a minimum of damage.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #106 Dec 1996-Jan 1997 pg. 32
Designing and installing baseboards. How to create a variety of designs with stock moldings and simple milling.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #108 Apr-May 1997 pg. 56
Two alternative methods for ending a run of baseboard, both of which conceal the end grain.
FINE HOMEBUILDING #121 Feb-Mar 1999 pg. 32
A look at ways to use moldings around the home for cornices, baseboards, as window and door trims, for chair and plate rails, and to create a paneled effect on walls.
HANDY ANDY Mar 1978 (v.2#6) pg. 36
Simple baseboard molding features a 45-degree top-edge miter and a routed groove as the decorative elements.
HOME MECHANIX #697 May 1986 (v.82) pg. 55
How to cut molding. Careful cutting is necessary to form invisible joints in crown and baseboard moldings.
MECHANIX ILLUSTRATED #474 Nov 1967 (v.63) pg. 136
How to cut baseboard molding so that the corners fit tightly, without any gaps.
NEW SHELTER May-Jun 1983 (v.4#5) pg. 18
Tip: Caulk replaces quarter-round shoe molding to close the gap between baseboard and floor.
OLD-HOUSE JOURNAL Jan-Feb 1986 (v.14#1) pg. 46
Household finish carpentry. Tips on proper installation of baseboard molding.
POPULAR MECHANICS Aug 1981 (v.156#2) pg. 30
Painting woodwork (window sills, door trim, crown moldings, and baseboard). Advice on choosing the paint, preparation, application, etc.
POPULAR MECHANICS Jan 1991 (v.168#1) pg. 67
Installing interior door, window and baseboard trim to create a custom look.
POPULAR MECHANICS Aug 1997 (v.174#8) pg. 85
Tips on installing moldings, door casting trim and baseboards.
POPULAR SCIENCE Jan 1965 (v.186#1) pg. 148
Tip shows how to minimize the risk of damage when prying off baseboard molding.
TODAY'S HOMEOWNER #817 Jul-Aug 1997 (v.93) pg. 27
Tip on marking and cutting baseboard molding to fit tightly against door casings.
TODAY'S HOMEOWNER #839 Oct 1999 (v.95) pg. 22
Make 'em yourself moldings. Multiple-pass router techniques for making custom moldings for a fraction of the cost of milled ones. Six patterns include: (1) Table edging, (2) base molding, (3) picture frame, (4) continuous drawer pull, (5) picture rail and (6) chair rail.
WOOD MAGAZINE #21 Feb 1988 (v.5#1) pg. 44
Added Info WOOD MAGAZINE #25 Oct 1988 (v.5#5) pg. 12
Cutting a coped joint. How to get a good fit at the inside corner of baseboard molding.
WOODSMITH #79 Feb 1992 pg. 16