Install New Trim and Molding

of it folks trim day picked up a piece of supplies the first thing is make sure this area is prepped do that i use my scraper i can't tell you how many things i've fixed with the scraper so we're going to take these brad nails that's there from the previous trim work i'm just going to pull them out like that as i throw these nails at camera guy kyle so um no hazard pay is it weird this it's cool bro the header here this overlaps by an inch on both sides it's like a classic dimension this only overlaps by half inch and then it goes back to inch again and tyler had a brilliant idea that if we add it to the bottom here as well it makes the window look so much more what's the word we kept doing in the house tour grand more great let's use it again [Music] so we're using actually a floor sample here to get our spacing so we can actually start doing these uprights we did tape a little piece of cardboard to the back and the reason being we're gonna put some sort of underlayment like some foam or some plastic underneath and we really just wanted to make sure we got this as close to the finished floor height as possible all right so the trim is uh half inch i used to go three quarter inch but i found that my kids end up standing on them and getting them dirty and so i decided to go a little something more narrow make a little bit more difficult than to climb on it's mdf it's primed or primered it's uh five inches tall half inch wide it's going in nice and smooth going right into the studs also you might be wondering oh the floors came in yes scheduling floors are super late we have to get momentum but you'll see that video coming out it's a really cool [Applause] [Music] [Applause] [Music] okay now imagine you have a wall that is uh longer than 16 feet and you're like well what's the point well the baseboards come at 16 feet find the middle part that would be concealed based off the furniture they'll be there bedroom is prime example because the bed will be right in the middle go down the middle and instead of having two boards connect side by side as a butt joint do 45 degrees on each one and have them interlock like a puzzle piece so much easier to put some glue in there and actually have a little bit of strength [Music] [Applause] [Music] [Applause] this little uh 45 jig here so what it is it's a 22 and a half and a 22 and a half angle 22 plus 22 and a half is 45 so i'm gonna go off the back wall here and you measure either the inside or the outside of the angle…