Replicating old window trim
We needed to add some bottom casing to the bathroom window. This window's bottom casing was removed in a previous remodel. I wanted to match all the other 1895 window trim in the house. I bought some new router bits and milled some new ones to match.
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| These next few pics show what the original trim looks like. |
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| There are three pieces. |
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| The first piece is an Ogee edge with a cove edge over that. |
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| Sketch miter set up. I have made a crosscut sled after this. |
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| The top piece is just flat stock rounded over on the bottom. I just sanded it to round it. |
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| First piece screwed in. |
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| Using tape to hold the mitre joint. |
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| The rest of the pieces were glued and nailed. |
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| Painted and looking good. |
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| A comparison with the original casing with my new casing. Pretty good match. |

















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