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A silent movie about flashing metal roofing into a brick chimney from UnionCorrugating.

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

Ladder safety is not rocket science, it boils down to using common sense and having patience.

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

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

Doubling the square footage of a house while cutting the air leakage in half delivers extraordinary value

Another effort in the never-ending war on bad information and ingrained myths

In case you were getting tired of Glulams and LVLs

A  plastering contractor upgrades an ugly exterior in Northern California.

Score and whack is the basic method, but whacking with a sharp block gets cleaner results

Using theatrical smoke to illustrate air leakage pathways to customers and new employees

I’m kicking myself for not already knowing this amazingly simple trick!

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

Old-school framing meets new-age materials.

This vehicle-mounted storage system extends from either side of the van.

Use tape to clamp and only glue where you have to.

...when you give it to Kenny. 

Lessons learned in retaining wall construction: drainage, drainage, drainage

How to build a really big wall.

OFFICIAL TRANSCRIPT:

This is actually my house. I built this house as part of a 22-house subdivision 30 years ago, and a laborer and I built this timber wall, just the two of us.

I Think there were about 1,100 ties in this thing, so it was, about 7,000 12-inch spikes we pounded in with sledgehammers.

A split riser allows you to remove the forms without damaging wet concrete.