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installing trim around windows and doors is as easy as measure mark and install with a miles craft trim 45 to use the trim 45 start by holding the button upwards to adjust the reveal gauge to your desired reveal around the door or window the reveal gauge has a maximum reveal of 1/2 inch and can be adjusted for a shallow reveal in 1/8 inch increments once you've determined your reveal push the button back down to lock in the desired setting to install the trim for your project start by aligning the reveal gauge to the jamb corner and make your horizontal and vertical marks using the edges of the reveal gauge scale the front and back of the trim 45 are used to make all marks or measurements for your jams and trim casings then repeat this for all four corners then to measure for your projects trim nail the trim 45 in place using the two small holes just above the reveal gauge to insert nails then using the tape measure slots in the body the trim 45 measure the distance between your marks to determine the finish trim length to help hold the tape measure in place there's two magnets next to each of the tape measure slots after you've measured the links to your trim pieces set your miter saw for a 45 degree cut and cut one end of the trim casing then using that 45-degree end you just cut use the built-in trim plate to clamp your 45 degree miter cut piece onto the trim plate with the backside of your trim piece facing up then clamp the trim 45 to the backside of the trim using the trim plate to keep the trim 45 in position then using the indicated tape measure slot measure the finish trim length and market next reset you reveal gauge to zero flip the trim 45 over and make a 45-degree angle mark on the trim at the finish length using the 45 degree angle head your mark should start at the corner of the reveal gauge and follow the 45 degree angle after marking the finished length cut the trim along the angle mark repeat the cutting action for the remaining trim pieces and then install with the miles craft trim 45 installing trim around windows and doors is as easy as measure mark and install miles craft always the better idea you the Kreg in line clamp makes it easy to hold work pieces of all shapes and sizes without the clamp getting in the way the in line clamp does this with a low-profile design that applies pressure from the side rather than from overhead so the clamp stays out of the way as you work the in line clamp stays in place with a peg that fits into any three-quarter inch diameter hole that makes the clamp a perfect companion to the Craig mobile project Center and allows you to get more from any workbench that's equipped with three quarter inch bench dog holes or you can drill through quarter inch holes in any work surface to add the convenience of Craig inline clamping using the inline clamp is easy simply turn the contoured easy-to-grip dial to move the push rod and press the clamp shoe against your workpiece that makes it easy to dial on the clamping pressure you need up to 250 pounds of clamping force the low-profile clamp shoe is just 1/2 inch thick so it stays out of the way while you work the clients shoe design holds tight against work pieces of all shapes and sizes including corners and round edges and because you can rotate the inline clamp it's easy to direct that clamping pressure in whatever direction you need with the Craig inline clamp you get the helping hand you need when you need it with the versatility you want for a wide variety of tasks visit us online at Craig tool comm to learn more about the Craig inline clamp as well as our other Craig clamping solutions that help you create every project with confidence clamping up a true 90-degree corner used to be one of the tougher things we have to do in woodworking the Bessie angle clamps make that job a whole bunch easier whether you're gluing up a true 90 degree miter joint a 90 degree butt joint even one with two different thicknesses of wood or even a t joint like we have when building sashes or cabinets the Ben C angle clamps make the job easy and accurate we can use two different wood thicknesses because both of the jaws pivot on the shaft this lets them compensate for the varying wood thicknesses yet still remain square root of each other clamping force is applied by turning a large diameter and very familiar Bessie handle that handle turns the galvanized steel shaft that has the Acme thread formed into it the Acme thread applies pressure quickly but evenly with very little effort the fixed and movable jaws have holes in them for using the Bessie table clamps these clamps let you secure the Bessie angle clamp to the work surface and frees up both hands for putting the wood in having both hands-free makes it much easier to get the wood installed in the clamp correctly the openings in a jaws make it easy to do T joints but they make it possible to install fasteners while the wood is clamped up if you need it for that job as I have 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