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Tools for finish carpentry

You bring your work to life with finishing details that will define it. When there's no room for error, you need tools that can keep up every step of the way.
A person wearing gloves and safety glasses uses a yellow DEWALT nail gun (model DCN210) to fasten trim around a window. The trim and window are partially covered for protection during installation.
DEWALT® is with you every step of the way 

It's all in the details

A video showing professional carpenters planning and performing finishing work on a house interior, using DEWALT tools like saws and nail guns in various steps from material preparation to installation.
A person uses a DEWALT tape measure to measure a piece of material, wearing a tool belt with other DEWALT tools visible. The scene is indoors with large windows in the background.

Layout

Define every reveal, joint, and edge before you cut, so your trim and molding come together without a gap.

A person using a DEWALT miter saw to cut a piece of trim inside a modern kitchen under construction. Two other people are working in the background near a window and a ladder. Several DEWALT tool boxes are stacked nearby.

Cut

Make accurate cuts when shaping molding, window casings, and trim pieces to fit seamlessly into your design.

A person using a DEWALT DCN210 power tool to work on the bottom of a wooden cabinet, likely performing construction or installation tasks on a floor.

Fasten

Install baseboards, chair rail, and more with high-quality nails and fasteners, because what you’re building is made to last.

A person using a DEWALT cordless sander to work on a wooden door frame in an indoor construction or renovation setting. The person is wearing a tool belt and a DEWALT cap, and there are construction materials and equipment visible in the background.

Finish

Sand your pieces until smooth and route clean edges with precision to turn any job into a masterpiece.

Finish Essentials

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*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 and 60 volts. Nominal voltage 18 and 54, respectively. 

Use depicted is for illustrative purposes only. Always follow manufacturers instructions and warnings.