Tested some cropping in the baseboard inner corner. Otherwise, there will be mitering with a really expensive angle gauge I bought.

But how do I set the brad nails before I start nailing aimlessly? Where on the wainscoting profile looks best, and on the casing, should you place one in the wall and one in the jamb all the time? As mentioned, the wall and jamb are not exactly flush in every window.
 
Hmm, moldings, trims, skirting boards are nailed manually, with a hammer, trim hammer.
I refrain from answering, I don't like nailing with a nail gun.
The point of using a hammer is that you can place the nail exactly where it should be, right in the largest/highest profile part, where it's easiest to reach and putty if needed before painting.

Best regards, P-A
 
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