T.H. Richards

When not discovering new ways to do old things, remodeler T.H. Richards prefers to be telemark skiing in the woods with his son, Ryan, the youngest telemarker ever to ski the Johannson Peak Trail on Québec’s Mont Tremblant.

Build a Proper First-Aid Kit
When home-building accidents happen, off-the-shelf kits just don’t cut it. Here’s what you really need.
What's the Difference: Galvanized nails
Which type of zinc-coated nail is the best at preventing corrosion?
A Christmas Story
Great moments in building history: It takes a lot to tarnish a family holiday
What's the Difference: Three-strand twisted rope
Which type for which job?
Video Vault: Double-Duty Router Bits
Cope-and-stick router sets can do more than just cabinet doors.
Building a Divided-Lite Storm Sash
Changing the setup of router bits is the key to quick window construction.
Why do Canadian carpenters still measure in feet and inches?
Q: When I was in fourth grade, our teachers prepared us for the conversion to the metric system (I still remember the filmstrips we watched). Yet 30 years later, we’re still…

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