In article ,
Ed Pawlowski wrote:

"Father Haskell" wrote

Caulking is a HACK job. I don't know of a decent build house that has
caulk
in the trim.

Standard practice. That little inside radius does your trim painter
a BIG favor, makes it easier for him to cut in without masking tape.

Standard practice for a hack, yes, not a skilled finish carpenter.


Usually baseboard is applied over drywall. Drywall is hung on studs. Studs
are put up by framing carpenters. I don't think it's necessary to comment
on the accuracy standards of a framing carpenter.





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