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Bench Dog 10-016 Trim-Loc Casement Trim Installation Tool | 
| Brand: Bench Dog
Category: Home Improvement
List Price: $20.99
Buy New: $14.45
You Save: $6.54 (31%)
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Rating:  37 reviews
Sales Rank: 418
Color: Orange
Media: Tools & Hardware
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0
MPN: 10-016
Model: 10-016
UPC: 658090110798
EAN: 0658090110798
ASIN: B0000AV36Q
Shipping: Eligible for Super Saver Shipping
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| Features:
| • | Trim installation tool for casements, other applications | | • | Install trim faster and easier; 8 tools in 1; built-in tape measure hooks | | • | Solid polymer construction | | • | Includes 1 installation tool; tape measure not included | | • | 6 by 3 inches; 2-year warranty |
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Product Description
Casement Trim Tool - CASEMENT TRIM TOOL. Install trim fast & accurately. Reduces measuring errors, waste and splits. Use as handy combination saw
Amazon.com Review
This tool makes humans as close to foolproof as we can get, at least when it comes to measuring, cutting and installing trim without a flaw. We love that it's a solid piece, with nothing adjustable on it, so you know its 45- and 90-degree angles are always true. It takes the gymnastics out of measuring, too, whether screwed to your workbench or temporarily tacked to the working wall with 6d finish nails, because of the built-in tape measure hooks. Even tricky inside-to-inside miters are a snap. Perfect 3/16-inch reveals on windows and door jambs are guaranteed every time: Just line it up and draw your guide with the pencil holes. Though it's marketed for casements, we'd keep it in the toolbox for all kinds of jobs. Imagine installing baseboard up to door trim and lining up the Trim Loc for a perfect cutline every time. We think it'd be the perfect gauge for squaring saw blades, too. This little tool will save you time, money and lots of frustration.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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| Customer Reviews: Read 32 more reviews...
 Kinda Expensive Gadget November 20, 2008
I used the Trim Loc tool for the first time to trim out a door casing. What I found as the tool's only useful feature was how much quicker it was to mark the reveal line (vs using the combination square). I tried to use it for the measuring and either the tape kept falling out of the tape hook slot or the Trim Loc moved off the stock. I guess in theroy it works better if you use the tack holes but how is that a time saver. I'm sure mine is heading to the dusty bottom of drawer #3 in my workshop.
 For amateurs not pros May 5, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
This might be useful for a DIY newbie, but any pros thinking it's something a tool junkie needs to hang trim- forget it. Just another solution looking for a problem.
Trim-Loc Tool February 14, 2008
This is a handy tool that takes a bit of getting used to.
Pros
You put it to the casement much like a speed square
It automatically gives you a 5/16 reveal
You can drag it along the casement to scribe your line, if you like
Is handy to push molding against to nail
Grooves for automatic length measurement
Con
The slots for hooking rule too small for Stanley Fat Max
 Very handy. January 12, 2008
Use it to do the trim on the inside of a whole house. Cut the time in half. Very few recuts with this.
Great Tool, I own 2 of them for even easier installs December 30, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I bought 1 because I was going to be installing new trim on all the doors in my house, and then got a second from my wife for christmas. It was actually a good thing. I have the first one nailed down on a lond piece of 8" wide Pine which I use to measure the length of the cut that I need. The second one I carry around with me and use to mark the door jam for measuring, and then to line up the trim for install. I reccomend using a nail gun instead of a hammer because I found you need a third hand when trying to use the hammer and the tool.
All my reveals were perfect, and the miter cuts were right on.
The main diffrence between the metal and plastic is that the metal tool is 1/4" reveal and the plastic is 3/16" reveal. I thought 1/4" is a bit much, but the 3/16" looks perfect. For those worried about using a plastic tool, it has held up perfect for this project, and will be fine when I go to replace all the trim when I replace the windows.
This is a great tool, and really sped up the time it took to install the trim.
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