Two words: lag bolts?

Materials absorb or reflect sound, but not all frequencies are the same

The Model Remodel Show followed the progress of the 2017 Model Remodel project by Professional Remodeler magazine.

Replacing a toilet is a task most remodelers will have to do much more than they want to, so get it right the first time

A fast spray paint hack to improve the utility of a circ saw

How steel reinforcement makes concrete stringer: by giving it tensile strength. And how to boost tensile strength with prestressing or post-tensioning

How building materials absorb, reflect, and transmit sound waves

Five videos showing how to install a floating subfloor over a bed of insulation atop a slab—or slabless slab, in this case

Hey, somebody's gotta do it, right?

Overspray will get everywhere, so make sure the booth is contained, and make sure your tools are out of the booth.

Furring and foam on the INSIDE for better walls in really cold places.

Careful scribing, a thoughtful process, and a couple of third-hands make multiple-segment faux beams "look like they grew there."

How to break up a section of roof into equal intervals quickly and accurately

Sometimes its best to close your eyes and jump in

Happy Independence Day from Romeo, the shop dog, an important member of the team at Hull Historical in Fort Worth, TX

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A solid miter saw for framers, remodelers, trim carpenters, and woodworkers

Safe sawblade storage for trucks, trailers, and tool boxes

Keep debris out of the fresh concrete and use matching tools for joints and edges that look perfect

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