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Less is more, more or less. And now it is codified.

A perfect storm of missteps causes an unimaginable 'texture'—or did it?

A: Neither. It's a physics problem. The solution lies in carpenters and drywall installers working together.

Celebrate tomorrow's leaders today

Tightening an old house or building a tight new one means that you can't leave ventilation to random leaks anymore. You have to control it.

Just in time for winter work, a review of two new styles from Milwaukee

Sometimes its best to close your eyes and jump in

Share your stories to help us help the industry move forward.

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

Twelve tips for a smoother workflow and better belt sanding results

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

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

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

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

A set of detailed project specifications, or specs, save time, money, and aggravation by ensuring that everyone works off the same page.