When the humps don't match the bumps, you need a second molding profile—or you can eliminate the plumb cut

Q: How many holes will Matt cut before finding the leak?

A: As many as it takes!

A couple of sticks are all you need to scribe smooth arcs that cover wide work pieces

Four jigs are all you need to set up a mobile cabinet shop

Created by a cabinet maker, this simple jig allows you to quickly gauge the relative elevation of multiple points.

Condense all of the critical measurements of a room onto the sides of one stick

Wall beds are a great way to add utility to a spare room. The hardware is the heart of the system

Split a detail with the first cut and then inch up to the second cut. Slowly.

 

A quick and dirty crown molding tip

An organic post base connection that sheds water and looks like a million bucks

 

From sizing up the job to setting the newel posts on a stain-grade set of winders

A film on the many aspects of woodworking that go into building things with wood—including a pre-robot look at technology displacing workers

 

Furniture-grade cabinetry with simple joinery

18 videos on hardware, screws, and designs that deceive the eye

Many remodels require matching an existing trim profile for new doors or windows.  When an old profile isn't available, you can make new pieces with a little bit of 'millwork magic'—and a giant pencil

Additional layers of flooring can bury baseboards making them look squat (bad) and difficult to remove (worse).

Nice boxes, no-shift

Kitchen cabinet carcasses are just four-sided cubes made with plywood and simple joinery. Repetition is the name of this game.