Window trimout is probably the trickiest part of installing exterior trim work over two inches of styrofoam

The dark arts of carpentry (and a belt sander) can make a too-short board, not too short anymore (but not longer)

Install the slides first, and build the box to fit

Magic glue and a free paint stick amount to a board-stretcher for your crown molding

Some original bones and mashed up meat make a door whose secret is safe

Main sections of the process are broken into 3-5 minute videos and nifty tips are broken out into 30-second - 1-minute video clips below.

Staggered corner cabinets and kitchen island built from stock parts

How to see through walls and floors to avoid plumbing, HVAC, and loads that aren't obvious in a cabinet-covered wall

Spyder Circular Saw Blade Set to Compete Against Diablo, Milwaukee, and Others

Looking for a kickass workbench? Look to your local theatre company

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

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

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

Putty and paint make a carpenter what (s)he ain't, and knowing how to scribe makes a carpenter who doesn't need excuses...

Becoming a master carpenter is a series of small steps, not a giant leap; learning what a smooger is, why it matters, and how to make one are three of the steps

Forget about upside-down and backwards, just lay it on the table and cut it

...Works for any spring angle and (almost) any size crown.