A router table lets you make your own molding and trim to your specifications, and you’ll save a tons of money compared with buying ready-made trim. You can also choose the type of wood you’re using, instead of just using the few choices available in ready-made stuff. Click above to watch me explain the shop-milled trim options, and how to make them.
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