Been working in the shop the last 3 weeks making molding for the doors and baseboard for the house. I'm doing fluted columns and rosettes for the doors. For the baseboard, I made 4 different moldings that go together to form it. I got the kitchen done today, and it looks pretty good. I made everything, including the rosettes. Everything is made from red oak.

Here is the backdoor. It was a long span so I made a keystone for the middle of it.




These are the four components that make up the baseboard:




Just a couple picture of the baseboard installed:




Here is the pantry door in the kitchen all trimmed out:

Nice looking woodwork Finster

Looks good. Gotta love anything oak.

Looks great. You do a lot of traditional woodworking and it always comes out nice.

You've got some mad woodworking skills! Looks great.

Nice !

What about the windows ?

Nice!!

Looks good. The price of wood trim is absolutely through the roof. I paid $1.27/ft for 3/4" quarter round primed the other day.
Well I didn't but the customer did. Primed crown 4 5/8" was over $4/ft. Insane.

They will be trimmed the same way but I never bought windows last summer. We had a well dug instead. So, that is on hold.

Nice work! I can appreciate all the work that goes into making, sanding, staining, finishing and installing all of the trim that is required to finish your home. Did that an number of years ago on my first house including making the raised panel doors, wainscoting, custom wood flooring and cabinets. I had planned on staying there for quite some time but got an offer I couldn't refuse as someone else wanted it more than I did apparently. Wish I still had the pictures.

Beautiful work

Awesome work. Hard to believe stumpage prices do not match.

I made the trim on my last two homes. It was fun but the poor neighbors with all the noise my equipment made I am surprised that they did not complain.

Looks great!
People are paying me to remove this and put shiny white mdf…….

Once tried pre-paining moldings. Put freshly painted molding on saw horses and went to lunch. Came back to pretzels.

Holy cow, Finster, you are a craftsman.

Hmmmm.......I've been pre-painting all manner of moulding in all profiles for 25 years. Never experience that.
Primer and two coats of paint on the racks, install and touch up paint.