Making tiny boxes from skinny wood using a sweet adjustable box-joint jig is a good topic to watch over coffee on a Saturday morning.

The @EnergyVanguard investigates an attic insulation job in Charleston, SC. #TheBadNews: from zero to nine inches thick in one roof. #BadDogNoBiscuit.

Look at walls like they're Classical columns to find the right proportions and shapes

Orders of architecture are like ancient rules of thumb for design

Hieroglyphic marks on the floor prevent deep-state drywall-coverups of electrical workboxes

Everyone knows that a safe working condition means better quality and faster progress, right?

A bright idea for full-size truck owners

When soffits blow off, wind-driven rain pushes into the building causing damage to attic insulation, interior walls and more.

A panelized siding system that can look like almost anything

The Demonstration House debuted at the 2019 International Builders' Show with five sponsors and ten demo over two days. Here's the highlight reel.

The tool testers at ProToolReviews dust off Bosch's online guide to the tools, attachments, and PPE required to comply with silica dust regulations

Finally, a cordless charger for your cordless tools

Build this saw track jig from scrap plywood in less than 30 minute

Plumbing the outer wall using a string line, level, and turnbuckles

Lift the wall, set it on the line, and tie the corners together

Dew point differs from relative humidity in that it measures exactly how much vapor is present. With relative humidity, it's all relative.

Snap a line, put the panel on the line and nail it, tape the seams, and where to snap that line in the first place.

The first step in a superinsulated house with double stud walls is framing a basic 2x4 exterior wall. So we shot that.

Being a carpentry pup means sometimes getting tired of sticks. So Beasley improvises when Ben forgets to bring a Frisbee.

A few tips on exterior trim and siding

How to save time on tool maintenance

Flashing a wood-framed chimney is like flashing a dormer, except there’s no roof behind it. Without protection, water can leak into the joint and rot your walls to direct uphill water away

Tree stumps are not a solid base for footings

A builder's take on a necessary evil: not evil