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When tradespeople transition into project-management roles, mastering record-keeping and communication skills is essential to success.

This aspiring furniture maker is taking advantage of every learning opportunity he can find to work towards his goal of owning his own woodworking studio someday.

This traditionally trained artisan splits his time between teaching the next generation of craftspeople and building timber structures that people will enjoy for years to come.

The house-flipping process can be overwhelming to those new to the task. Follow these five steps to ensure that your flip is on track for success and greater returns.

If you know your market and you can stomach the risk, there's still money to be made buying and selling homes.

After realizing that the work associated with her college degree left her uninspired, an intensive at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and an MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design eventually led Libby to a successful career as a master craftsperson.

This craftsman's love of carpentry and desire to get more people prepared for the construction industry is why he helped create a revolutionary design and craft training program.

One listener wonders why he's not seeing much demand for experienced carpenters in his part of the country.

The editors chat with Debbie Hernandez of The Home Depot about it’s pro services and former Fine Homebuilding editor Chris Ermides about tools.

A second-generation flooring contractor explains how a job well done is as much about the way you run your business and treat your clients as it is about your level of craftsmanship.