Trim a Door Without Chasing Gaps
Use a standardized trim sequence to protect reveal and miter quality.
trail 1 before after 2 principle callout 3 Finish trim pressure A jamb is proud of drywall by 3/16 inch and seven doors remain. The crew can either keep the trim sequence stable or start improvising on every opening. The first fastener locks in the logic of the whole opening. Standardized Work Check plane -> set reveal -> dry fit -> fasten A stable sequence separates wall variation from carpenter variation. You adapt after the baseline exposes the problem. Reflex Cut casing first and chase the gap with nails. The miter saw cuts parts; the sequence controls the opening. When…
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