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Finish carpenter Joseph Laskey shows how to measure, cut, and fit a mix of straight and curved parts to complete this unique interior trim project.

If the brick or block is laid in a running-bond pattern, it forms a corbelled arch that can often hold itself up with minimal bracing during construction.

A compact new build takes cues from boat design to create a long-term, low-maintenance home.

Learn how to install European-style windows that sit within the rough opening and require a face-sealed approach to water and air management.

The need for special indoor conditions affects the shape and layout of a new build.

This jig is perfect for holding window sashes when painting, planing, or other works needs to be done.

Masking the garage in this historic-district-adjacent home meant creating a traditional entryway centered on the garage windows rather than the front door.

This Pennsylvana farmhouse-style home uses sliding-shade screens to allow in daylight without too much heat.

This essential reading list by carpenter and historic-preservation expert Brent Hull covers history, how-to, design, and more.

In the second of two live demos, Fine Homebuilding partnered with ZIP System^TM Building Enclosures to host Shop Class LIVE at the NAHB International Builders' Show in Las Vegas.