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

Drive a nail in the valley and patch it

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

A look at types of drip edge flashing, how to cut it, and how to retrofit it to an existing roof​

All complex assemblies involving multiple trades demand the critical, and constant, focus of supervisors. Where one trade ends and another begins must show continuity. If you do not build redundancy into the system, you are building in risk.

Long wedges cut from 2x4s are extremely effective for removing difficult flooring. Oh yeah, and don't forget the sledgehammer.

DuhWalt's revolutionary new technology can help you get from D’oh to Done when you have boards that are too short on one end

The IRC is a thick book, but there is relatively little aimed at decks. A few sections have a few sentences dedicated to construction of safe and durable decks.

Finger-saving safety features are finally available on the jobsite. Just in time for a labor shortage, right? (Part 3)

A relatively quick and simple method for cleaning up your tablesaw cuts

Glue and screw the second subfloor layer to make a rock-solid insulated floor in a slab on grade home

The first layer of subflooring sits atop thick foam insulation and a plastic vapor barrier

Water and thermal barriers make a warm, dry base for the subfloor to float on

Five tips to keep the job moving — SAFELY