How to install baseboard trim with coped corners #Shorts

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New floors in, and a gap at the wall? Or trim so dinged you've stopped seeing it? This is the project that teaches the miter saw. Here's what's usually going on. Inside corners look best coped, one piece cut to hug the other's profile. Outside corners get mitered at forty-five. Caulk and paint forgive the near misses. First thing to try: measure every wall and buy ten percent extra. Everyone miscuts. Then nail into studs or the bottom plate, the two by four along the floor. It's always there to Swipe or use ↑ ↓ to keep watching.

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