Craftsman Style Window Trim DIY | Single Unit Install | Kid’s Room Reno part 3

In this video I'll show you how I replace the old trim in one of my bedrooms and replace it with a better looking craftsman style.
Products used in this video:
5/4 lumber: homedepot
1x4 and 1x6 primed pine: 84 lumber
window foam: Lowes
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Trim Paint: SW Emerald Urethane Trim Enamel in Pure White Satin
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[@MrKaNuke]

This might be a dumb question but why did you choose to frame the casing rather than just nail the pieces into the studs as they were? Was it to avoid the wood flexing over time and pulling apart?

[@llll3816]

Looks amazing.

[@addeenen7684]

Hard to understand you, had to use subtitles. I am going to use this to make a door frame in the souterrain. Thanks!

[@christianramos2901]

What is the width of the 5/4?

[@WarlockAntaran]

So what size lumber did you end up using for the baseboards?

[@breakwoodcarpentry48]

They were 1x6 primed pine