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Hi,
I would like to install a few stationary panes of glass myself and I'm dissatisfied with the selections of trim that I find at Home Depot or Lowes. What do I need to cut my own window trim? Would an inexpensive router table be sufficient or would I also need a planer? Is there such a thing as a cheap nail gun? I saw an electric version at HD for $70. Finally, the panes that I will install first are quite high at 70 inches. What tool do I use to make sure that I'm installing the trim perfectly straight and that the glass will fit tightly against it? Many thanks in advance! Aaron Fude |
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