In this video, I'm sharing how I like to trim out my windows and doors to look really high end...but on a budget!

This video was sponsored by my friends at The Home Depot as part of the #THDProSpective program.

The stars of the show in this project were my Ryobi AirStrike 18V ONE+ nailers. They made this job a breeze and save so much frustration without having to drag hoses and compressors around.
Check them out here: (aff links below)
16 gauge Ryobi AirStrike 18V ONE+ nailer: [ Ссылка ]
18 gauge Ryobi AirStrike 18V ONE+ nailer: [ Ссылка ]

I've used this exact method to trim out windows in my last three houses and love how "fancy" it looks compared to the typical builder grade trim installed in most homes. This is a really budget friendly way to upscale your windows and doors!

Check out the full step by step tutorial and more project and tool details here:
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Tools and Materials:

Tools:
Ryobi AirStrike 18 gauge nailer: [ Ссылка ]
Ryobi AirStrike 16 gauge nailer: [ Ссылка ]
Miter Saw: [ Ссылка ]
Table Saw
Jig Saw: [ Ссылка ]
Tape Measure
Speed Square

Materials:
1x6 board for window ledge/sill (or 1x8 if you have 2x6 walls)
1x4 boards for inside window trim (sides and top)--(or 1x6 if you have 2x6 walls)
1x4 boards for outside window trim (sides, top, bottom)
Crown molding: [ Ссылка ]
Half round molding: [ Ссылка ]
16 gauge 2" nails: [ Ссылка ]
18 gauge 1 1/4" nails: [ Ссылка ]
Wood Glue
Painters tape
Wood Putty
Caulk (NOT SILICONE--make sure it's paintable): [ Ссылка ]

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