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Podcast Episode 176: When Are Compromises on Quality Materials Worth the Savings?
The Fine Homebuilding editors swap stories about some of their own spring projects before–among other things–debating the pros and cons of affordable alternatives to fine home-building products.
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The 2019 Festool Roadshow
Empowering the next generation of tradesmen and women with the tools and skills they need to excel in construction.
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How to Use a Drywall Router
Making cutouts for electrical boxes is quick and easy with this compact power tool.
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Guide to Deck Framing
11 Articles and Videos that show you how to build a deck that is safe, solid, and secure.
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The First Two Weeks on the Job
Former Fine Homebuilding senior editor Andy Engel wonders if it's going to be a struggle becoming a carpenter again at 57.
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Deciphering Local Building Codes
These construction rules are meant to protect homeowners from harm; just make sure you're using the right ones.
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Podcast Episode 175: Stair Stringers, Laser Levels, and Duct Design
The Fine Homebuilding editors offer advice about framing new stairs for a deck, choosing the right level for a whole-house construction project, and figuring out how to upgrade an old HVAC system for efficiency and comfort.
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Framing the Floor System
An engineered floor system with TJIs start the framing for the 2019 FHB House.
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An Inside Look at Work Boots
See what construction details and materials make boots safer, more durable, and more comfortable.
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Focused Remodel
A 1950s ranch house benefits from a strategic re-design by architect Thomas Schaer.
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Engineering Lessons
The uneasy relationship between tradespeople and architects is well known, but a bigger challenge many builders face is figuring out how to get along with a structural engineer.
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Built-in Cabinet Effortlessly Converts from Desk to Bed
This custom Murphy Bed built by trim carpenter Nathan Rinne allows a spare bedroom to conveniently double as an office.
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Heat-Pump Water Heaters
Higher efficiencies than electric-resistance heaters will save money, but upfront costs are higher.
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ZIP Systems Building Enclosures
For continuous air and water barriers on your next build choose ZIP system products to seal tough jobs in a flash. With 13 flashing options ZIP System flashing tapes, stretch…
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A Deep Foundation for a Finished Basement
High ceilings are essential when designing comfortable basement living space in a new home.
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What is a New Urbanism Development?
Walkable neighborhoods and more interconnected communities are why homeowners, developers, and municipalities all find this this unique design philosophy attractive.
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Introducing the 2019 Fine Homebuilding House
Join us as we document the design and construction of a traditional house in a New Urbanist community outside Louisville, Kentucky.
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